As we consider the 2009 presidential inauguration ceremony for Barack Obama, we can develop tools for personal life transitions.
Inauguration, as defined by Merriam-Webster, means “to induct into office with suitable ceremonies,” “to dedicate ceremoniously, or “to bring about the beginning of.” Wikipedia describes an inauguration as “a formal ceremony to mark the beginning of a [...]

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There was a significant amount of media coverage late last week over Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell’s comments regarding Janet Napolitano. Not realizing he was speaking near a turned-on microphone, he noted that Napolitano was a perfect candidate for Homeland Security Secretary because she has no life or family and “can devote, literally, 19 to 20 [...]

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I enjoy listening to how people use words. In fact, this is a cornerstone of life coaching, as the type of language we use illustrates much about how we think. How we think, in turn, determines much of our reality. If we consistently fear that the worst is going to happen to us, operating from [...]

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Are you a political activist, volunteer, candidate, or concerned citizen who simply hopes that your vote will help to create positive change? Are you seeking to balance personal quality of life and impact during turbulent political times?
As the 2008 U.S. elections approach, the tension builds. Not much time is left, and various media messages shower [...]

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