Success Courses: The Business of Flourishing Wonder if you have what it takes to be an Entrepreneur/Intrapreneur? Come find out what the business of flourishing is all about on Saturday, November 17, 2018 Do you work for a company but daydream of owning your own business? Do you own your own business and daydream of...Read More

by Andrea Goeglein, PhD.   Over a decade ago, I was given a set of questions during a coach training that I dig out each year and share with my clients.  This year, I decided to share them with all my readers.  I do not remember the original author, but like any good piece of...Read More

Happy 1st Birthday, Don’t Die™ Waiting to Be Brave! To celebrate the 1st birthday of the book, I thought it would be super if you would buy a copy as a holiday gift for someone you love.  And either you or your loved one will receive a FREE 30-minute Coaching Session with me. Watch this quick video...Read More

By Andrea Goeglein, PhD “If you have to ask the question, you already know the answer.” I asked a business attorney a question and the statement above was the answer.  That answer is the best advice I have ever received.  Ever. The Why Why?  Because every time I seem to be struggling with something, thinking...Read More

by Andrea Goeglein I know the word gratitude within Positive Psychology holds a central skill building focus.  I was taught back in 2003 by Marty Seligman that gratitude is the one strength all people should develop regardless of where it falls in your list of natural values and strengths.  There are many TED talks on...Read More

by Andrea Goeglein “If You’re Happy Eat a Snack” will go down as my most favorite commercial in a long time.  Weight Watcher’s has correctly portrayed how innocently a habit can be formed.  Sometimes the innocent (like having a cake on your birthday) habit enhances your health and well-being, sometimes it does not. Just sit...Read More

Success takes persistence and perseverance.  Have you ever persisted through all obstacles and come in dead last for your efforts?  Well, I have!  I was pleased to learn on my recent trip to Alaska that in the famous Iditarod dog race there are two awards granted.  Of course the winner is well recognized, but so...Read More

As an Applied Positive Psychology practitioner who works diligently to ‘practice what I preach’, I invest in reflective time each morning.  It is not uncommon that during my reflective time a person or situation for some unknown reason will come into my mind.  If appropriate, later in the day I usually reach out to the...Read More

One of the founding fathers of Positive Psychology, the late Chris Peterson, taught “other people matter.” In the early years of the field’s founding, Chris brought forward this additional and most critical aspect of well-being. As you read Jada’s most recent contribution you will see how wise her observation is when taken in the context of...Read More