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Making THANKS-GIVING a year round practice can change everything.

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Time for a new approach… Over half of Americans will make some sort of New Year’s resolution this year.  Most of them will be women. 8% will succeed. Of 92% that fail, most will have made the same resolution at least three other times in their lives. What’s going on here?  Are that many of […]

Making the same resolution again this New Year?

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Of course simple doesn’t necessarily mean easy… People, when faced with a problem, challenge or dilemma of any sort, tend to seek out solutions that are either easy (the quick fix, duct tape approach) or complex (complexity giving the solution a sense of credibility or proportional importance to the problem).  More often than not however, […]

SEEK THE SIMPLE SOLUTION

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All you need is 3 minutes and a rock. It’s true.  Pick up a rock, stone, or any little object that can fit in the palm of your hand and designate about three minutes a day to begin a mindfulness practice.   Your brain – and as a result, your outcomes – will level up! You’ll have: […]

Ready to UP YOUR GAME?

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3 THINGS YOU CAN TO TODAY THAT CAN CHANGE EVERYTHING. When I was a kid I loved Peter Sellers as Inspector Clouseau.  I’d watch those movies with my Dad and we’d be doubled over laughing, tears in our eyes as the bumbling Clouseau succeeded to the disgust and consternation of Chief Inspector Dreyfus.  As great […]

Oh Magoo, You’ve Done It Again…

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I've been guiding people through life's toughest transitions—like career shifts, evolving relationships, retirement, grief, and loss—long before 'life coaching' became a household term.

listens deeply
quick to laugh
Tenacious problem solver
Sees to the heart
consumate dork

My superpower?

Seeing beneath the surface to help you identify and overcome limiting beliefs, reveal your unique strengths and potential, and dare I say, tap into your soul's own magic.


These life-stage transitions you're facing? They're like being handed both a blank canvas and a box of infinite possibilities. Yes, it can feel overwhelming.

Yes, it might seem easier to stick with the familiar. But here you are—standing at the gate, feeling a mix of excitement, uncertainty, and probably fear. And let me tell you this with absolute certainty: if you're ready for change, you're in the right place.