When it comes to personal development, both positive and negative emotions play a role your success. You probably have a desire to feel something more, whether it is more passion, contentment, joy, pr

I subscribe to get a "Google Alert" anytime my name appears online. Thankfully, Marcia Reynolds is not that common, at least in Cyberspace. Last week, hidden in the middle of the links to my blog, to

I feel absolutely naked.   Metaphorically, of course.   My book is launching today. I'm excited and terrified at the same time.   You've been here too, right?    I'm p

First, if you buy a copy of Wander Woman on June 15th and forward the receipt to Marcia@WanderWomanBook.com, you'll receive a free workbook and half of the proceeds will go to the Phoenix Crisis Nurse

I had the opportunity to sit at the feet of the teacher and author of The Four Agreements, Don Miguel Ruiz and his incredibly wise son, don Jose, at the Conversations Among Masters conference for coac

Robert Sapolsky, PhD in his wonderful book, Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers, says there are two things humans are most afraid of in life: fearing the unknown and fearing loss of control. You want to know

If you have a dog or cat, I'm betting that you frequently look them in the eyes and tell them you love them. Iams, the pet food company, found that 91 percent of customers answering a survey admitted

I loved the movie City Island. It was laugh-out-loud funny with a point. I love when movies provide this type of entertainment.   What's the point? We sometimes hide things from those we love b

  I am working with two professional organizations on a similar problem-the leaders do not feel the local chapters represent the image and message of the parent organization.   The proble

Many of my coaching clients laugh when the concept of work/life balance is mentioned. Some have come to resent it because it implies their overachieving ways are unhealthy and should be changed. Why s