Personal Coaching

The man I’m involved with is passionate about Argentine Tango dancing… I mean really, really passionate. When we started dating, he wanted to know if I’d be interested in learning Tango. I was, I am, so we are. What an amazing discovery it has been not only into the world of this man, and Tango dancing, but also into the relationships between men and women.

This is what Argentine Tango has taught me about relationships and love:

I’m dating a really great man. He loves being a man and he exudes masculinity. He’s not interested in developing his ‘feminine’ side – he says being a man is a full-time job, and learning how to be a great man, an even bigger job.

Now in terms of masculinity, we’re not talking caveman here, or ‘Johnny Redneck’ who is unable to communicate his feelings. This guy knows how to do that extremely well. We’re talking about a man who knows how to treat a woman so she feels like a W-O-M-A-N… not like a buddy, or a housekeeper, or his mother, but like a woman.

I recently read a statistic that two-thirds of the working population is unhappy in their job. Can you believe that? That is an ASTOUNDING number! Just think about how much time we spend at work and how that affects the rest of our life! Is this just something we need to accept as reality or is there something we can do about it? Many people just accept it. But for those willing to make a change, you can find your ideal job and create a life that you love!

We’ve all had to deal with difficult coworkers at one time or another. Whether it’s the person that screams and shouts, the person with the negative attitude, or the person that knows it all, conflict between coworkers is natural and inevitable. While we can’t change the difficult coworker, we can change how we deal with that person. With commitment, practice, and patience, we can use several different strategies to effectively handle situations involving the difficult coworker.

I have a confession, in two separate weak moments, I placed an order for a Juicer that we didn’t need and a hair product called the Flocker (it was suppose to do wonderful things to our hair and make you look gorgeous). Something with a name such as the Flocker, should have been a clue from the beginning!

In fact, I have this rule or guideline for myself that I don’t not buy from QVC, infomercials or any other “you got to have this” opportunity advertised on TV. I broke my own principle; put in place for my own good.