march 2025 reflection

Here are the March 2025 reflection questions: What has been most consistent for you since the start of 2025? What was the biggest change, your greatest achievement, and/or most profound progress made in March 2025? If you were being bold and focused, what action could you take in April 2025 that could profoundly impact your … Continue reading

curious questions

A couple of days ago, I was reading an online newsletter from Vanessa Van Edwards, author of the “Science of People.” I was intrigued by the title of her post – “My 3 Favorite Questions to Get to Know Someone.” Since I am a big fan of asking powerful questions, I decided to open the … Continue reading

February 2025 reflection

Now that we are two months into 2025, here are February’s “End-of-the-Month” Reflection Questions: What has been the biggest change(s) in your life so far in 2025? or What’s different about you since the start of 2025? What was your greatest achievement and/or most profound progress made in February 2025? If you were being bold and … Continue reading

are you doing good work?

I’m reading an interesting book right now, “Good Work: Reclaiming Your Inner Ambition” by Paul Millerd. I’ve now finished the first five chapters; I’ve been thinking long and hard about my definition of “good work.” Here’s a great question to think about “good work:” What’s lighting a fire in your soul? I’ve started to take … Continue reading

January 2025 reflection

A couple of weeks ago, one of my favorite authors, Benjamin Hardy, shared a couple of questions which I thought could be useful for anyone interested in a quick reflection over the first month of 2025. Here are the three questions: So far in 2025, what is exciting you most? So far in 2025, what … Continue reading

2025 energizing goals-January

Now that we’ve almost completed our first month of 2025, it’s time to think about how you’re moving forward with your goals for 2025. Believe it or not, it took me almost the entire month of January to identify my list of goals for the year. For some reason, it was harder to identify the … Continue reading