Do You Know How to Joyfully and Excitingly Create Change in Your Life?

What if you got excited about the small goals you create? Here are some examples: • Going to the gym • Brushing your teeth • Going to Bed • Eating breakfast • Drinking water Almost every time a client sets one of these huge, powerful, and super challenging goals, they do it with dread. Well,

Athletes and Different Thinkers Strengths

Thinking differently can make for an amazing life in so many ways.     Transcription: Hi, have you ever thought about how your neurodiversity or somebody you know that has a neurodiversity, ADHD, dyslexia, autism, and a plethora of other actual items fall under that, different thinking, neurodiversity by the way just means a different

Specialized Diet Holiday Anxiety (SDHA)

Having dietary restrictions can create extra anxiety around the holidays, but you can take control and make a plan to help yourself through it.   Transcription: Hey there. Have you ever skipped a holiday social gathering just because you are eating differently than other people in your culture or in your family or in your

The Power of an I AM Statement for the Neurodiverse

I use the “I AM” statement process with people who have dyslexia, ADHD, and autism as a replacement/alternative for some of their internal bullying language.   By the time some people start to work with me as a coach, they are so mean to themselves in their self-talk that it is almost impossible to help

Kinesthetic Learning

Different thinkers should know about kinesthetic learning. It is how a lot of us learn best.  

Can I Overcome My Dyslexia? No and Yes

I was recently on a call with a new client and one of their goals was to overcome their dyslexia and I asked what that meant for them. They said, “I don’t want to misspell anything and I want to be like everyone else.” Being a high-performance coach I knew to ask more questions and