When the Political Outlook Seems Bleak Last night the President gave his State of the Union address, so today I am writing about politics. Living in Washington D.C. I find that many of my clients, (whether they are seeing me as…
Shedding One’s Identity Returned from L.A. this evening, where I used to have a practice, and where I lived for 17 years. Leaving behind a well-established life was difficult, but a step worth taking in the service of further growth and…
What’s Your Level of Consciousness? “State of Consciousness” sounds perhaps a bit more complicated than it in fact is. One’s state of consciousness often refers to the degree of awareness and knowledge possessed. There are numerous paradigms for examining states of consciousness.…
Creating Space for New Opportunities There is a Buddhist saying which, roughly translated, says: “If your rice bowl is already full, the universe can’t fill it.” The phrase is applicable to a host of areas in our lives, and today I…
September 11 A day so unique in its horror that it is the only day in our history designated with numbers only: nine eleven. It is also a day that has attached to it the same phrase as the great…
Seeking a New Job? Determine Your Niche. Your niche is the place where your background and abilities best align with the needs of your target employers. The fact that there are so many job seekers pursuing so few jobs right now…
In What Kind of World Do You Want to Spend Time? I am posting this a week early because I will be on vacation next week. Right after Thanksgiving Washington’s Shakespeare Theater will be presenting a production of “Candide,” inspired by…
Facts May Not Mean What They Say. A few weeks ago I gave a talk to the Forty Plus Club, here in Washington D.C., an organization founded in the 1930s as a support group and training site for workers forty…
The Washington Job Outlook I’m spending this weekend at the country house of a good friend, Alex Orfinger, last year’s chairman of the D.C. Chamber of Commerce and publisher of the Washington Business Journal. Below is the interview I conducted…
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