My pet grammar peeve is worth reading. If you get this straight, you’ll instantly look smarter and more educated. It’s about “it” vs. “they.”
What was? What’s new? What’s now?™
As a coach, I help you explore these three little questions. They get you to think big about your life. You’ll come up with unexpected answers, ideas and solutions. This is the power of your truth.
Our coaching opens a safe, brave space for uncovering your hidden strength and options. We’ll re-visit your past (what was). And, discover surprises (what’s new). This creates change (what’s now).
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Pete Hamill chats about love, writing & more
The eponymous New York newspaperman Pete Hamill also teaches at NYU’s journalism department. He visited with my class and shared tons of wisdom about life and writing.
Ten tips for successful job hunting
I’ve been pretty good at finding work. I’ve also been pretty good at helping my friends and students with with job-hunting strategies. Here’s what I know, in 10 basic tips.