Janet Daughtry

When we were children, dreaming was as natural to us as breathing. We had no problem envisioning all the various possibilities of life. We wanted to be doctors, nurses, astronauts and explorers. Nothing seemed impossible and our dreams were as big as the sky. Sadly, when we became adults, we started to believe it was

I don’t mean to get on a soapbox here, but I have been noticing lately that as a society we seem to be becoming more casual in our approach to just about every area of life. While it is perfectly okay to be comfortable in your skin, your dress, etc.; in many ways I wonder

When I was growing up, the message was pounded into me, be careful who you hang with, or in others words be selective about your friends. When we are young, we think our elders are old fashioned and out of touch. When we get older, we look back over our life and wish we had

I have been thinking a lot about words lately. They fly out of our mouth so freely, if we are upset or angry or even excited! The writer of the Book of James says that the little instrument in our mouth called our tongue is a powerful thing. Like the rudder on a ship, our

Well, the New Year is here and most people get excited about a new start, a new beginning. I love the word new and all that it means. So, let me encourage you to consider several things to get January off to a new start. Notice that I said January. It is much easier to

Step 1: Find your Lane Have you ever noticed that successful people seem to exude confidence? A lot of that confidence comes from knowing the correct “lane” for your life. Successful people understand who they are and who they are not. They know their strengths, gifts and passions and have decided to invest and build

One important coaching principle that I talk with my clients and students is the idea of de-cluttering your life. De-cluttering can come in many forms. We can de-clutter our physical space. We can de-clutter our emotional space and mental space. We can de-clutter our relationships. We can even de-clutter our calendars. Many times we have