by Dominique Dennery | May 21, 2020 | Coaching, Compassion, Defensiveness, Fear, Relationship Development, Transition
A couple of years ago, I blogged about American psychologist Rick Hanson’s Red Brain, Green Brain model and how it can help us to reflect on our mental wellbeing. I regularly use this model when coaching my institutional clients on how they can improve their workplace...
by Dominique Dennery | Dec 17, 2019 | Coaching, Entrepreneurship, Holiday
As we approach the end of 2019, I want to extend a warm thank you. It is such a gift to be welcomed into your inbox to talk about this work we are all doing, of becoming whole and empowered people at work and in life. I am honoured to count you among my blessings....
by Dominique Dennery | Dec 9, 2019 | Aging or Sage-ing?, Change, Coaching, Entrepreneurship, Self Talk
“None are so old as those who have outlived enthusiasm.” — Henry David Thoreau Aging can be a pain, not only because of the actual physical pains and changes we experience, but also because of the emotional impact that aging can have on us. And by “us,” of...
by Dominique Dennery | Oct 2, 2019 | Coaching, Customer Service
As an entrepreneur or client service representative, how you appeal, manage, and relate to your clientele is critical to your success. Just recently I had the experience of dealing with two different banks and the level service I received was night and day!! There are...
by Dominique Dennery | Oct 1, 2019 | Accountability, Entrepreneurship, Perseverance, Personal Development, Self Talk, Travel
Perseverance What makes someone an effective entrepreneur? I found one piece of the puzzle in an unlikely place recently: a series of airports. The departure, day one My beloved niece was getting married in Philadelphia, and I was flying direct from Ottawa....
by Dominique Dennery | Sep 25, 2019 | Coaching, Fear, Genuine Life, Personal, Personal Development
Disruption: Something that interrupts your flow, your habits, your autopilot. Sounds uncomfortable, right? I’m learning that it’s not just uncomfortable—it’s also vital to our growth and resilience. (Why isn’t this stuff ever easy?) But there’s even more to the story....
