The art and science of calling the shots… it is not as simple as it sounds.

Sophie Benshitta Maven

Context: A thing or idea is better distinguished by what it is not than by what it is. Well distinguished vs. poorly distinguished behavior For example, the 10 commandments (from the Old Testament): some of the commandments are worded just … Continue reading →

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In my coaching practice I often bump up against a certain type of client, it’s never rewarding, it’s never pleasant. Let’s call the type “I am so great, why no one is seeing it?” Or maybe let’s call him Pete… why Pete?