Posts by: Coach Charrise

The Power of a Tribe

By On March 6, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Blog

What if I am always surrounded by just the right amount of love, compassion, support, and resources necessary to jet fuel my dream? Is it possible that those resources are always right in front of me at any given moment in time? I found out the answer to those questions, and I want to share [...]

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Working Versus Serving

By On February 27, 2013 · 3 Comments · In Blog

Every day, I wake up with a choice.  I can either wake up and go to work, or I can wake up and serve.

What do you think the difference is, between these two things?

The way I see it, I can show up for a job for the sake of receiving the money in [...]

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Arms Wide Open Launch

By On January 21, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Blog

I’m talking about a revolution. It’s for women, and if you’re a man, you can keep reading anyway because this is THAT important.

In 2009, The Dalai Lama said “The world will be saved by the Western Woman”. As you know, our Congress now has a record-breaking number of females in office. This is no [...]

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The Other Side of Fear

By On January 4, 2013 · 1 Comment · In Blog

7 years ago this March, I hit a major speed bump in my life.  Some of you know my story because you’ve heard it in one of my talks.  For those that don’t, here are the cliff notes.

I was 45, and working in a high powered, high pressure position with a local company. I [...]

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More and Less

By On December 14, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Blog


 

As I look back into the days that have accumulated so far in 2012, I’ve been thinking about what I want to create next year.  I come to this place every year; reviewing what worked and what didn’t…the challenges, the lessons, the wins and the losses. This year has been [...]

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Who Are We Listening To?

By On November 27, 2012 · 2 Comments · In Blog

Growing up, we are taught to listen to our parents, our caregivers, our teachers, our leaders of community.  We are being shaped, molded, socialized.  We are wired to seek belonging, so we seek comfort in establishing values that fit in with those around us.  We modify our beliefs to match those of our elders, granting [...]

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The Greatest Good

By On November 21, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Blog

(photo credit Jason Tillett)

I visited New York City this past weekend to spend time with Cheryl Richardson and Reid Tracy with Hay House, in preparation for getting my upcoming book published.  It was really great information and a fun trip.  Just a few weeks past Hurricane Sandy, and the [...]

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Impossible To Ignore

By On October 26, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Blog

I believe we’re all connected, so when my friend Erin made me aware of her passion to end sex trafficking, I was the first to raise my hand to help.  She asked me to be one of the contributors for the book she would publish as part of a campaign to elevate awareness of the [...]

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100 Day Dare

By On September 20, 2012 · 1 Comment · In Blog

As of this Saturday, there are 100 days left in 2012 (providing the world doesn’t end on December 21).  I was working with my physical trainer the other day and she has declared for herself a 100 day push for better all around health and weight loss.  I was inspired.

So really?  Just 100 days [...]

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Who is Serving Who?

By On September 18, 2012 · 2 Comments · In Blog

I love how life surprises me.

I was running late for an appointment with my doctor, and as I rushed into the lobby I got behind an elderly woman who was speaking to the receptionist.  From behind, I could see her shoulders sagging; I could feel her fatigue, her frustration.  Next to her was a [...]

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