Recent Posts
- Common Myths that Hold Coaches Back – Part #2
- Common Myths That Hold Coaches Back – Part #1
- Tap Into Your Resourcefulness
- The One Thing that Will Make or Break Your Business
- 3 Ways to Make Your Message Memorable
- 5 Things to Do When Things Don’t Go According to Plan
- Balancing Your Mind and Body: Lisa Responds to Community Comments
- What To Do When Someone Keeps Using Your Ideas Without Giving You Credit
- What To Do When Fear Is All Around You
- 2 Powerful Techniques for Connecting with an Audience
- How to Motivate Others to Take Action
Common Myths that Hold Coaches Back – Part #2
Over the years in my career, I have been blessed with the opportunity to work with countless coaches, trainers, speakers, facilitators, and change agents. While all of these incredible leaders are unique, there’s a common thread that I’ve noticed
Common Myths That Hold Coaches Back – Part #1
After working with so many people in this industry, I’ve noticed something—a lot of coaches are holding themselves back because of common myths they are hearing.
Tap Into Your Resourcefulness
Today, we’re talking about a topic that is near and dear to my heart. It’s something that has helped me to build my business, and can help you build your dreams, too.
The One Thing that Will Make or Break Your Business
I want to share something that can make or break your business. It’s not a product or service, or anything that you need to buy; it’s something you already possess. It’s you.
3 Ways to Make Your Message Memorable
Today, I want to tell you about some of the things that will help you become a great keynote speaker.
5 Things to Do When Things Don’t Go According to Plan
A while back, I had an episode called Balancing Your Mind and Body where I talked about my personal struggles with my own body, and what I did to overcome them.
Balancing Your Mind and Body: Lisa Responds to Community Comments
A while back, I had an episode called Balancing Your Mind and Body where I talked about my personal struggles with my own body, and what I did to overcome them.