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How to Set a Goal You'll Actually Achieve
Meredith Wolf Meredith Wolf

How to Set a Goal You'll Actually Achieve

If your knee-jerk reaction to goal-setting is something along the lines of “why would I set a goal when I’m just going to fail to achieve it”, you’re not alone. So how do we go about goal setting in a way that ensures we’re not just setting ourselves up to fail? The answer lies in breaking your goals down into BABY STEPS.

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The Hidden Power of Goal Setting
Meredith Wolf Meredith Wolf

The Hidden Power of Goal Setting

Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom who is responsible for keeping the house running smoothly and children cared for, or a strong professional who strives for success within their business, setting goals can help to improve various areas of your life through an increase in productivity, confidence and personal achievements.

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The Varying Intensity of Conflict
Conflict Susannah Margison Conflict Susannah Margison

The Varying Intensity of Conflict

Do you know the difference between a conflict that can be settled over a beer or a coffee and those which require more focused support??⁠ The intensity of a conflict can vary and so should your strategy for managing or resolving it.

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Negotiation 101: Everything You Need to Know
Skills & Tactics Meredith Wolf Skills & Tactics Meredith Wolf

Negotiation 101: Everything You Need to Know

Healthy negotiation is practiced in many aspects of life, from family and relationships, to your career and overall participation in society. If you’re looking to sharpen your negotiation skills and take a healthier approach to your communication, problem solving and more, this article is for you!

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A personal note from Susannah
Meredith Wolf Meredith Wolf

A personal note from Susannah

Five years ago, I would have been surprised at the idea of me making a living as a professional coach. I wasn’t remotely as open to the title of “Coach” as I was to “Lawyer”. I was, and I am, a good lawyer. Why rock that boat?

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