Tag Archives: perspective

Ready for a change?

Posted on 23. Sep, 2011 by Susan Wright.

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I’ve had a few too many challenges in 2011 than I’d like to experience, some out of my control and some I’ve created. Yes, I’ve stirred up trouble in a few areas of my life and deep down I know it’s because I’m changing. You know that unsettled, irritated, and somewhat disenchanted feeling? Well yes [...]

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A pain in the neck!

Posted on 22. Jul, 2011 by Susan Wright.

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Literally I was in the midst of stretching and yawning at the same time while warming up a cup of coffee and snap – the pain in my neck came back with a vengeance! Over the years, I’ve suffered from the occasional muscle-skeletal flare up from my active lifestyle pursuits and as the familiar story [...]

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What’s the meaning in this mess?

Posted on 24. Mar, 2011 by Susan Wright.

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I so want to avoid the question, “What’s the meaning in this mess?” and really haven’t been in the mood to look at the past few weeks in a state of reflective appraisal. The plumber who’s been working at our house continues to say, “buy a lotto ticket” and I wonder if the simple act [...]

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Fall like you’re three!

Posted on 07. Jan, 2011 by Susan Wright.

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I have boys so I know all about rough and tumble play, plus the art of getting up after a fall with a smile on the face and ready for more action! Oh to be three, there is no such thing as loathing about in failure and when they do, it’s really just a moment [...]

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W-RIGHT iDEAS December Newsletter

Posted on 03. Dec, 2010 by Susan Wright.

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December 2010 Dear Friends and Clients: Yesterday our first Christmas card arrived in the mail along with a few flecks of snow. I felt inspired by the energy of the holiday season and the various activities underway. After a focused morning of work, I took a break to read Choice magazine and was drawn to [...]

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If life is a stage, how will you play?

Posted on 21. Oct, 2010 by Susan Wright.

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If life is a stage, then this week was a jumbled mess of obstacles in which I became the juggler, raging mother, and damsel in distress – none of which made for a star performance.  Contrary to a master juggler who has strong focus, timing and rhythm, I had little of that.  Raging Mother, well [...]

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What’s your mindset?

Posted on 15. Dec, 2009 by Susan Wright.

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Do you vacillate between extremes? Do you go full out with high expectations and burn out after a day? Do you achieve very little, giving in to the mood of the day? Do you find yourself immobilized by rigid demands? These are just a few of the questions that speak to a condition I call: [...]

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Stay on purpose in a November drizzle

Posted on 24. Nov, 2009 by Susan Wright.

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This morning, I got up, did the usual routine, and then, landed in front of my computer feeling like the dreary weather. As I trickled over my work I was neither struck by any profound idea or refreshed by light thoughts. I went outward to seek a humourous antidote for my drizzling disposition, only to [...]

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Coaching yourself – does it work?

Posted on 20. Oct, 2009 by Susan Wright.

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You are great at coaching others but “you suck at coaching yourself” is the comment I received today. Well not exactly encouraging and not very specific.  So rather than asking a question to clarify such a lofty comment I went into a state of defense. I explained how much I have executed in a short [...]

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