These stories reflect the heart of leadership, service, and care in everyday life. They invite us to pause, reflect, and consider how we want to show up in our own lives and communities.
When I first heard about life coaches a few years ago, I rolled my eyes. I imagined someone with no credentials hanging a sign like Lucy in the old Peanuts cartoons, offering sage advice for 5 cents. The industry is not well regulated, and almost anyone can call herself a life coach. When I pursued my professional certification, I learned that there is most certainly a tradecraft involved in coaching …and it has very little to do with giving advice. Coaching is the art of act
Ever met someone who’s game to try anything at least once? Who’s not afraid to fail because she knows regret is so much worse than failure? Meet Lisa Dowdell, a mother/grandmother/teacher/trainer and artist who has perfected the art of leaving her comfort zone behind. Whether she’s riding her Harley, running marathons, or becoming a certified NASM Group Fitness Instructor, her curiosity and love of learning never subside. Her story proves that getting older means caring way
