I hate seeing women settle for bad relationships, miserable jobs or unhappy lives. Women deserve to go for great. I empower women to step into the world with confidence and an internal strength that is grounded and powerful. 
Too many couples are co-existing, unhappy and even living in emotionally harmful relationships. I have a direct, no-nonsense approach to working with couples that produces fast results and lasting change. 
I work with professionals to be authentic, direct and effective with their clients and teach them to articulate hard truths with compassion and power. I coach professionals on the nuances of working with couples and individuals and on becoming masters in their field. 
As a sought-after speaker, I bring practical advice in my keynote speeches to audiences across the country. I work with audiences to help them out of the day-to-day stresses of poor relationships, harsh work environments and unhealthy friendships. 
“Shutting down or withdrawing in conflict is not the same as taking a healthy, much-needed time-out; one protects relationships while the other harms them.” ~LMB Conflict, hurt feelings, upsets, and challenging conversations are vital aspects of healthy relationships, teams, and systems. The problem arises when individuals try to avoid or squash these difficult moments. One […]
BE RESPECTFUL AT ALL TIMES TO ALL PEOPLE (Cornerstone #3)
All individuals have the right to be treated respectfully at all times in all situations. Learn to live by this value, regardless of how other people are behaving. This cornerstone is often met with mixed reviews, with a number of people not agreeing … [Read more]
Cornerstone 3: Be Respectful at all Time to all People
All individuals have the right to be treated respectfully at all times in all situations. Learn to live by this value, regardless of how other people are behaving. This cornerstone is often met with mixed reviews, with a number of people not … [Read more]
What if it’s Not in the “Past”?
My last blog entry talked about the importance of not bringing up past behaviors and learning to let it go. What if, however the behavior hasn’t stopped? What if that one behavior, yelling for example, happened two years ago, one year ago and … [Read more]
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