“Life” coaching sounds a whole lot better than the alternative.
Keeps your mind focused on more than what’s inside the refrigerator.
A wiser investment of time than giving your significant other a haircut.
No shower needed. I’ll smell you
If you’re feeling a bit stir crazy like me because you’ve already cleaned out every closet and now you’re wondering what the heck you’re going to do for the next who knows how long, allow me to propose Life Coaching.
The
This month The ESM Group is working twice as hard for half our fees (no gimmicks!) in order to help our corporate clients flip the script like Schooner Tuna. This is a time for proactive measures and thoughtfulness. We tend
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Now I understand why I had writer’s block and couldn’t bring myself to tell this story before now. It still needed a happy ending.
All I wanted for Christmas this year I received last Thursday.
It all started with an
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I concluded my last post by explaining that ever since my first trip to Zambia, I’ve felt compelled to share my passion for doing Business Unusual – a term I learned from Mike Veitenhans, a SVP of World Vision during that
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