tools Archives - Linda Curtis

In Forgiveness, Honorable Closure (HC), Letting Go, Personal Transitions, Shunned, The Departure Lounge

Posted November 16, 2018

My New Mantra: It’s OK to Disappoint People

By Carly Gelsinger I stood in the shower, hot water pelting down my back. What have I done? I thought. 2018 began with the promise of excitement and the hope […]

By Linda A. Curtis

In For Leaders, Personal Transitions, Resolving Regrets, Tools & Resources

Posted October 16, 2018

How Being (vs Doing) Can Help You Achieve Your Goals

After sixteen years of coaching and working with hundreds of clients, I believe one of the most profound impacts we can have on ourselves and each other is to become […]

By Linda A. Curtis

In Gratitude, Honorable Closure (HC), Letting Go, Personal Transitions, Reclaiming Joy, Resolving Regrets, The Departure Lounge, Tools & Resources

Posted August 1, 2018

‘I’m Not Angry’: – Alan Alda Says About Living With Parkinson’s

Yesterday Alan Alda did a very brave and important thing: he showed us how very difficult things can propel us forward in a positive direction. Revealing he was diagnosed with […]

By Linda A. Curtis

In Forgiveness, Honorable Closure (HC), Letting Go, Personal Transitions, Shunned, The Departure Lounge

Posted June 14, 2018

How One Woman Met Betrayal with Love

Ten years ago Lisa Schrader’s life was shattered when she discovered that her husband of twenty years had betrayed her for another woman. Through the grace of time, tears, honest […]

By Linda A. Curtis

In Shunned, The Departure Lounge, Tools & Resources

Posted May 10, 2018

Bearing the unbearable: When a daughter shuns you

By Janet L. Stanley, MA Editor’s note: This month’s guest post reveals this mother’s powerful insight that gave her a measure of acceptance and peace while being shunned.- LC […]

By Linda A. Curtis

In Tools & Resources

Posted March 29, 2018

How to Meet Criticism: “Just Sing”

At one time or another, we all face criticism, self-doubt, and fear. Sometimes inspiration to overcome these challenges comes from radically unexpected places. Case in point, as the “modest [...]