Sure does, and some things just need a little more time to balance out.

What we are talking about here is the Emotion of Temper.

Remember the last time you had a touch of road rage  and wanted to pull the person out of the car and do a couple round house kicks to the throat? And when you got home everyone else caught your fury as you thought of more deviant ways you could have taught them a lesson?

Then you got up the next morning and thought, “What was I thinking”? And you are thankful that you are there and not in jail?

So next time – ease up and remember that “Time Erases Emotion”.

PS. This works with friends and family too:)

Yours in “A Good Lesson” – Coach

Can be difficult. I’ve heard it a thousand times: “Find your passion and your life will be what you want it to be”. Yeah, but how.

I have found that our passion can be found through the things we don’t want to do…through experience, and the process of elimination.

So start by finding out the things you don’t like to do, and the things you like to do, will bubble to the top.

Then link your passion with helping to make the world a better place and “bingo”, you are set!

Yours in “Finding Your Passion” – Coach

Many times we tend to focus on the situation or person without regard to
the whole picture.

I even catch myself at times…as well as people I coach. One of the
main topics I come in contact with are challenges with family members.

For instance, the parents get all lathered up because their teenager is
acting up, doing this and that…but looking at the whole picture
reveals that they are just a teenager, doing what teenagers do.

Not meaning that you need to ignore, allow or put up with actions that
are not to be tolerated, it’s just the way teenagers act. If you really
think back, you probably weren’t a gem in your teenage years either.

So looking at the whole picture may help you to see things as they
really are and give you the patience to act or respond in a different
manner.

Yours in “the way it is” – Coach

A hero is born.

And once in a lifetime, there is a change in the path of history.

Those who have been a part of the change, must celebrate. There is no time to wait, for it is our time.

We have been part of what may have started as the absence of beauty, or may of not been the center piece of virtue, but time proved otherwise…and it became the high water mark for the future, for us to step up from.

So let’s celebrate…what has been put into motion, and for us to continue.

Yours in  “Let’s Celebrate…Our 10th Anniversary” – Coach