by Julio Olalla | May 18, 2017 | Blog, Coaching, Personal Development, Professional Development
The word emotion has to do with movement. All emotion is a predisposition to action. For example, if I feel respect for you, I will act towards you in a completely different way than if I feel contempt. Respect and lack of respect, love, and indifference—these aren’t...
by Aaron Sugarman | Apr 28, 2017 | Blog, Coaching, Personal Development, Professional Development
This post was written by Aaron Sugarman, a Newfield graduate of the Coaching for Personal & Professional Mastery program. If you find yourself with a sense of not being on the right track, not getting enough done, or just generally feeling unfulfilled, consider...
by Quentin Finney | Apr 6, 2017 | Blog, Personal Development, Professional Development
This post was written by Quentin Finney, a Newfield graduate of the Coaching for Personal & Professional Mastery program. When I was young, my sense of purpose was linked to my goals. Many people feel this way, that their purpose is to achieve their goals. When I...
by Carol Harris-Fike | Feb 17, 2017 | Blog, Coaching, Personal Development, Professional Development
This post was written by Carol Harris-Fike, a Newfield graduate of the Coaching for Personal & Professional Mastery program and a Newfield Program Mentor Coach.C I was leaving a 30-year career in education to become a full-time coach, had my house up for sale, and...
by Alexander Love | Feb 8, 2017 | Blog, Coaching, Professional Development
This post was written by Alexander Love, a Newfield graduate of the Coaching for Personal & Professional Mastery program. “I had to learn to love business just the way I love spending time with people I care about.” When I first started my business, I...
by Julio Olalla | Feb 1, 2017 | Blog, Coaching, Personal Development, Professional Development
“One of the things that has astonished me is the realization of how much my emotional state influences what I can know.” From when we start school, from the beginning, learning is a very serious thing. It becomes separated from play and becomes attached to results. We...
