Do you want to break through some walls? Or are really just looking for a fresh coat of paint? It's an important question to ask...

Video Game Hero is #21 of 28 big ideas from the world of coaching. The game is afoot and the prizes are integral to the design.

Change your style of inquiry and watch your business thrive. Use open-ended questions to improve relationships and the bottom line.

Taking action, #20 of 28 big ideas from coaching...its own form of expression, actions strung together and webbing in every direction.

They're not best-in-class, yet these three business books have invaluable lessons that keep me returning to their pages...

Specific or broad, big or small, short-term or long-term, setting intentions are serious business. It's 19 of 28 big ideas from coaching.

I’m a huge fan of best-selling author William Hazelgrove’s humorously long email newsletter--and the successful business model it reveals.

Explore the unknown and take a posture of authentic, interested, nonjudgmental presence. Getting curious is 18 of 28 big coaching ideas.

Make yourself right, right now is 17 of 28 big ideas. It means there is “perfection” in your life right now, right where you’re at.

On using all things local...All business can tap into the potent energy of their place in their outreach, customer service, and marketing.

Idealizing, 16 of 28 big ideas, simply means considering what’s ideal for ourselves — in things small and large, in all areas of our life.

How is it possible? What all is possible? What possible moves are next? Possibility thinking is 15 of 28 big ideas from the world of coachin

Slow it down, be with yourself and not your problems, being not doing: 14 of 28 big ideas from the world of coaching.

A key lesson of ‘Influencer’ suggests your challenges need a quantity of strategies. Add the rule of 30-40 to 80/20.

When the formula fails, follow the tangents: How the side stories of you, your writing, and your books can lead to solid exposure and sales.

Slowing it down, 13 of 28 big ideas from the world of coaching. Reduce the pace of everything, build cushions of time into your life...

Make 1,000 (!) phone calls in 30 days. It's a defensive entrepreneurship go-to strategy for increased work, income, exposure, traction.

When the going gets tough, the tough ask questions. Curiosity for creatives, freelancers, writers, and authors. Mindset. Approach. Results.

Holiday gigs aren't just great for quick, easy cash. Use them to creating a defensive entrepreneurship plan for yourself, layers of cushion.

Authors and writers: What is the "how" of your story? Use your writing process or what your learned as a media angle or speaking focus.