6 Books about Happiness
A search on “happiness” at Amazon yields 70 thousand results, and a similar search on GoodReads shows more than 5 thousand books. It can be overwhelming.
The Benefits of Procrastination
Procrastination has long been vilified as an unhelpful and unpleasant human tendency. What if we are wrong?
You Might Be Wrong About Social Support
You Might Be Wrong About Social Support. People are hard-wired to reach out to others with shows of kindness and …
The Life of Ed Diener, Pioneering Happiness Researcher
Dr. Ed Diener spent nearly 40 years researching happiness. He became one of the most highly cited scientists in history. Here is his origin story.
Overlooked Tool of Presilience
Many aspiring coaches wonder about the potential benefits of joining and credentialing with the ICF. Here are my recommendations.
3 things to know about defensive pessimists
It turns out that defensive pessimism is effective and that we misunderstand this special group of people.
Life’s most overlooked skill: Powerful Questions
As a coach, I have learned that there is more power in asking than answering questions.
Are happy people complacent?
Many people harbor the idea that happy people lack motivation. New research gives us reason to doubt this long-held assumption.
How to Become a Coach
Coaching is a growing profession, but many people are curious and confused about how to become a coach. Here’s how…