by Meredith Walters | Feb 8, 2024 | Blog, Common Challenges, How to Make Decisions
At the end of my last post, you might have thought that once I got the idea for my novel, it was all sunshine and smooth sailing from there on out. But as with any story, whether or not it has a happy ending depends entirely on where you end it. After I finished...
by Meredith Walters | Jan 3, 2019 | Blog, Career Change, Common Challenges, Exercises, How to Make Decisions
Quick announcement: Pathfinders Group Coaching is now open for enrollment. Designed for people who want to identify the type of work they’re meant to do in the world and start actually doing it, Pathfinders of one of my most cost effective programs. Find out more and...
by Meredith Walters | Aug 14, 2018 | Blog, Career Change, Common Challenges, Exercises, Fear, How to Make Decisions, Purpose
As you may have picked up in a previous post, my husband and I are thinking of moving and have been looking at houses nearby. Recently we saw a sweet one on a beautiful piece of land that was priced well under our budget, but it needed a lot of work if it was going to...
by Meredith Walters | Apr 18, 2017 | Blog, Common Challenges, Exercises, How to Make Decisions
Last Monday I did an experiment after getting back from vacation. I wanted to see if I could maintain the level of relaxation I’d established the previous two weeks while traveling when I returned to work and my more stressful To Dos. I decided not to do anything...
by Meredith Walters | Feb 7, 2017 | Blog, How to Make Decisions
Many people I talk to are concerned that they’re not pushing themselves hard enough. They either feel like they’re not trying hard enough to make their current job work, or they worry they aren’t doing enough to transition into a new one. There’s certainly a lot of...
by Meredith Walters | Apr 26, 2016 | Blog, Common Challenges, Fear, How to Make Decisions
“My mind is a bad neighborhood that I try not to go into alone. –Anne Lamott I know how easy it is to get stuck in your head. When my brain isn’t churning with thoughts, memories, worries, plans, analyses, or trying to figure something out, it’s attempting to...
