Sometimes I wonder what is the value of experience. On a personal level, I think we find our own experiences mean something. What we have lived through in the past may guide in the present and prevent us from taking a similar path to the one we have taken before. After all, the definition of [...]
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What is the value of experience?
Posted in coaching, tagged aging, Austin business coach, Austin coach, Austin transitions coach, friends, friendship, thoughts on September 19, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Would you want to be a child again?
Posted in coaching, Life, tagged adolescence, age, aging, Austin life coach, encouragement, friends, mothers, transitions coach, wisdom on September 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Or are you going to be content with being a child at heart? Over the last few days I have talked to a few moms whose teen daughters are returning to school. Some of these young girls are starting high school. While I have no children of my own, I can vividly remember what it [...]
Forgetting your age
Posted in Life, tagged age, aging, birthday, business coach, friends, inspiration, life coach, menopause, thoughts, transitions coach, women on April 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Have you ever forgotten your age? I am serious in asking the question. Yesterday, for the first time, I forgot mine. I was sitting in a group of wonderful professional women and we were laughing about hormones and hair loss and more (which in and of itself, tells you something about our group!)–then one of [...]
The Wisdom of Women
Posted in coaching, tagged aging, business coach, hair loss, inspiration, life coach, transitions coach, wisdom, women on April 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Recently an older woman overheard a younger one at the hairdresser–the younger woman was worried because her hair was thinning. The older woman approached the younger one and told her she was also having the same problem, but things were improving since she had been taking a certain supplement. She confessed that when she had started taking [...]
