Other People’s Shoes
Author: Brooke Terrell, Certified Executive Coach, 45 Degrees Coaching What do you gain when you step into another person’s shoes? More empathy? Yes.Less bias? Yes.Stronger relationships? Yes.Knowing what someone else wants? NO! So, how do [...]
Don’t Talk with Your Teenager
Parents want kids to talk with them, but it's often a struggle. Here are a few ideas for being available, which just might lead to a surprisingly great conversation!
Don’t Eat the Crust
We believe we should do it all, be it all, or have it all – and we waste precious time on the "crusts" of our days which could be better invested in parts that are our draw, our sweet spot.
Solution for Loneliness
Have you ever been lonely? Then you're the solution for loneliness. Whether you're a parent, an uncle, or a neighbor down the street, you can make a difference in a child's life.
Do More by Sometimes Doing Less
Create down-time this summer for your children – and plan some for yourself too! As an adult you probably won't make a tent in the backyard, but what will you do? Savor a carefree moment and you will see a change in your productivity, mood, and satisfaction with life.
Dad, Can We Talk?
If you’re having a tough time remembering a situation where your teen actually chose to talk with you, well, you’re not alone. This is one of the most common frustrations parents share.