Anger Management

Angels in Hell-re empowered after rape: Interview with Ruby Johnson and Leanne Peard

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None of us goes through life unscathed. Sometimes we cannot avoid the slings and arrows inflicted by thoughtless, tactless and downright objectionable people who co habit planet Earth. These come in the form of verbal or physical bullying or worse. Depending on our level of self esteem and self confidence we either roll with the …

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Rod Schofield Interview on ADHD: Coping with and managing your difficult child

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In all honesty, it is a juggling act being wife, mother and the “so with it” career executive or businesswoman. Some days I feel like looking up the person who coined the term Superwoman and putting that myth where the sun don’t shine. Assuming this role and raising a family of kids is still a …

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Interview with Nick Cownie: Overcoming Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Finding Financial Freedom

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As a young 21 year old Nick Cownie came face to face with his own mortality when he and a friend were held up at gun point and robbed after a night out to celebrate his birthday. Diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, he decided that being held hostage by this condition was cramping his …

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How to Overcome Self Sabotage: Liana Allison Interview

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In this interview I had the pleasure of asking Liana Allison a Breakthrough Coach explain the different modalities she uses to guide her clients through seemingly difficult obstacles that stand between them and career success, happy relationships and limitless wealth. Liana’s approach taps into the metaphysics of energy patterns or wealth wounds that reside in …

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How To Ask For and Get A Payrise Using The Kiri Waiata Green Method: Kiri Waiata Green Interview

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Kiri Waiata Green is not your conventional business and life coach. Professional qualifications aside this remarkable lady has a God given and unique gift to help her clients find their voice (literally). If you are one of the silent majority who struggles to ask for a payrise or promotion and feel you have hit a …

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Endometriosis and the Career Driven Women

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Below is an article by Melissa Meyer of www.cureendometriosis.com Melissa has written a personal blog about endometriosis and her own research and discovery on healing. I am sure most women can relate, so if you are interested in finding out more, drop by Melissa’s site for a read. Endometriosis affects 1 in 7 women around …

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Anger Management 101

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I am surveying the Band Aid strips I have on both knuckles as I am writing this. I am loathe to peel back the plaster because I know what I will see is still raw and bleeding.
“Why, how and what happened?” you may be asking (I hope you will anyway). But before getting to the bones of it let me flesh out the scene.
As women we get the message, usually subconsciously in the form of societal pressures that women do not get angry or upset. It is frowned upon, unacceptable and just not “lady like”.