When You Don’t Meet Goals For people who struggle in the area of planning or strategic planning not meeting goals is often emotionally devastating. At the outset of this article let me encourage everyone to treat goal setting and planning as a practice. Remember, our goal at Planning the Practice is to help you achieve…
Who hasn’t at some time, or another felt like a fraud? From time to time, I still struggle with the notion that others will see me as incapable or unsuccessful.
Moving Forward Without Complete Clarity When starting, running, or owning a business, one of the scariest things to do is make decisions without complete clarity. Perhaps developing the ability to move forward is one of the skills that make the difference between good and great companies. As I was thinking about writing this article it…
3 Things Potential Clients Need to Know About Me You may know I am a supervisor for Marriage and Family Therapists in training. I supervise students, post-grad interns, and licensed MFTs looking to earn their AAMFT Approved Supervisor Credentials. Once, when supervising a group of student interns, we talked about authenticity in the therapy room. …
To be completely honest and probably like every other kid, growing up I had aspirations of being a doctor, police officer, fire fighter, astronaut
When I first heard about the Enneagram my daughter kept calling me a number when she heard me say certain things.
The other day I said to someone, ‘I intentionally look for ways to improve’. This is what I was doing when I came up with the idea for Planning the Practice
Creating More Freedom in Your Day Being an entrepreneur is probably one of the most difficult things I have had to do. It consumes the bulk of my thinking and activity; even writing this blog post is part of being an entrepreneur. Everyone faces different circumstances related to starting a new business. Many mental health…
I hope this post comes across as authentic to my process, what I have learned over the years, and the tools that help keep me focused on my list.
I thought it fitting to begin this new venture with a little bit of the back story…In 2005, my family and I had been serving in a church that just experienced
