August Newsletter From High Ground Coaching and Development - featuring update on Connect 2 Women

Yesterday, I visited a coffee shop after my dentist appointment. I was so happy and excited! How strange that this is my idea of an...

It matters how we respond. All of us have events canceled. Seniors in High School see their sports end abruptly, without fanfare. Loved...

Feels like Spring Fever is at an all time high! Here in Central Wyoming we were snowed in on Tuesday and today it is 50 degrees! There are

This is has been a very exciting month here at High Ground Coaching and Development! New adventures, new learnings, and new associations...

What do you need? Here is just a sample of workshops/presentations High Ground Coaching and Development can bring to your organization. Ne

So the more experiments you make, the better you get at making them. And the more risks you take, the more positive your risk experiences be

Some people would say I am a risk taker. I do try things that I am not sure I will be successful at. Always have. But, over the years of

Last blog, we discussed making your goals SMARTER. This is certainly a great place to start – a goal that has all these attributes will allo

Yes, you've all read about SMART Goals. However, have you created and followed through to SMARTER Goals?

"How are your Holiday's going?" "Busy!" Sound familiar? As long as there are families, friends, coworkers and volu

How many times during the day do you estimate you are interrupted? Now multiply that by 25 - that is the amount of minutes it takes you...

I am going to share with you my system for achieving goals.  This is completely personal, and I don’t share this with many people.  Some of

Working from home is a blessing – but it can also be a curse to your productivity.  How are you supposed to stay motivated to work when the

Imagine the value of a young professional that knows how to give and receive feedback well…. can you?  Well, a mentorship can add this skill

Networking!  It can drive the introverted business person to the corner and the eager beaver to the mirror practicing their elevator speech.