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Two Sides of Attention
STRUCTURES May 2008
This article uses the phrase, "The squeaky wheel gets the grease," as a metaphor to look at attention by exploring what you do to get attention and what you pay attention to, and also asks the question: Does the way you manage attention serve you?

Paradigms: Defined, Illustrated, and Applied
STRUCTURES Apr. 2008
This article explores paradigm shifts by defining them, illustrating them, and relating them to coaching in a very powerful way. This is a must-read article if you are interested in the coaching experience.

Pressure and Its Relationship to Half a Glass of Water
STRUCTURES Mar. 2008
This article looks at pressure and has fun exploring the dominant strategies people use to manage it.

Excavating Talents by Removing Barriers
STRUCTURES Feb. 2008
This article explores the FOUR obstructive barriers that get in the way of excavating your unique gifts, talents, or abilities, such as society's use of labels versus descriptions.

What Does “Modality” Have to Do with Organization? Everything!
STRUCTURES Jan. 2008
This article defines modalities by using actual client examples to draw attention to how we all do things differently, the importance of understanding your individual modalities, and the impact on your life by paying attention to your dominate way of doing things.

Take Off Your Sunglasses to See the Blinding Flash of the Obvious
STRUCTURES Dec. 2007
This article shows how a client (Gayle) used coaching to help her remove/change her limiting beliefs, thus redirecting her down the path of least resistance.

The Opposite End of the Spectrum
STRUCTURES Nov. 2007
This article explores the link between focusing on what you "can't" do and feeling frustrated and unhappy versus focusing on what you "can" do and getting what you want.

What is Your Ego Paying Attention to?
STRUCTURES Oct. 2007
This article reveals what the ego pays attention to by using a simple parable that illustrates how an innkeeper ignored his own ego and profited from it.

The 50 Percent Rule
Structures Sept. 2007
This article compares the impact of paying attention to your strengths over paying attention to your weaknesses.