by Dominique Dennery | Feb 15, 2021 | Genuine Conversation, Perseverance
If you’re new to anti-racism work, new to this battle, then you might be wondering: Why isn’t more being accomplished? Where are the results? It’s been more than half a year, why aren’t our collective efforts being rewarded?! The truth is, this work takes time. You...
by Dominique Dennery | Nov 4, 2020 | Coaching, Compassion, Genuine Life, Perseverance
Since about March (at least here in North America), we’ve almost all been affected by COVID-19, in at least one way or another. Whether we or our loved ones have lost jobs, kids have been without sports or school, household income has been slashed, or your work life...
by Dominique Dennery | May 6, 2020 | Change, Habits, Perseverance, Transition
This is the first in an ongoing series of Pandemic Predictions – posts exploring what might change over the course of this pandemic, not in terms of the virus, but in terms of our personal, professional, and cultural responses. I know many people are already...
by Dominique Dennery | May 4, 2020 | Creativity, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Perseverance
My schedule is jam packed right now. What happened to the slower pace of working from home? Once the stunned first few weeks passed, things have picked up, but in a weird, time-warped way. Suddenly there is too much to do in too little time in the middle of a...
by Dominique Dennery | Apr 8, 2020 | Compassion, Genuine Conversation, Genuine Life, Perseverance
Have you found yourself feeling paralyzed at all recently? If you read my last post, you’ll know you are not alone. I’m finding at least once a day, and sometimes more, I’m hit by a wave of panic or fear or worry and my reptilian brain takes over. I go into...
by Dominique Dennery | Mar 23, 2020 | Compassion, Customer Service, Genuine Life, Perseverance, Transition
This is the Second Part in a Two-Part Series. If you missed it last week, here is Part One. After I finished my chat with the naturopath at the health food store, I went to the bigger grocery store. I was feeling trepidation about going, but I quickly found the store...
