Coaching Archives • Golder Goldstein

I am not a Business Person

by Golder Goldstein | Jan 13, 2022 | Blog, Coaching

It took a minute, but I’m clear about it now: I am not a business person. For a while I was frustrated and stuck in how to manage my work. I was attempting to manage my coaching practice as a business. It didn’t feel right, and — not surprisingly — it...

Imposter Syndrome, Remote Work & You

by Golder Goldstein | Nov 5, 2021 | Blog, Coaching, Personal Growth

Imposter Syndrome, Remote Work & You Since the pandemic rolled in, as the work environment has shifted more and more towards remote work / work from home, I’m hearing more and more from my clients that they are experiencing “Imposter Syndrome” more often and more...

Making the Conscious Choice. With My Business. With My Life.

by Golder Goldstein | Oct 5, 2021 | Coaching

Making the conscious choice. With my business. With my life. SEO App, I’m out.It’s not me, it’s you. When the amazing Adela rebuilt my website, the new format had a built in SEO plug-in. When I imported the words I had written in google docs, this plug-in started...

Why Productivity Systems are Built Like Burritos

by Golder Goldstein | Jun 3, 2020 | Coaching

Flexible, Minimalist Productivity Systems for People Who Don’t Like -but need!- Systems I have a slightly love-hate relationship with routines and systems. I need the structure, but I crave freshness and spontaneity, even if I’m not always sure what to do with it....

Clarity & Resilience Vs #LivingMyBestLife

by Golder Goldstein | Mar 29, 2020 | Blog, Coaching, Personal Growth, The Width of Life

A search for authenticity in the world of personal growth SELF-HELP, PERSONAL GROWTH & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT FOR REAL PEOPLE Take a quick look around the worlds of self-help, personal growth, and human development. From all the schpiels, schticks, and marketing fluff...

An Adventure Sports take on Coronavirus Risk Assessment

by Golder Goldstein | Mar 25, 2020 | Blog, Coaching, Learning, Outdoors

How assessing, managing and taking risks in the outdoors informs my approach to pandemic Outdoor recreation comes with a certain and constantly variable inherent risks. If we wanted to make the safest possible choice, we’d stay home. Yet for many of us who are drawn...