When Dennis and I write about transitions in our blog posts, we usually focus on how to help ADHD adults make transitions. That’s because life and work transitions are often more challenging for individuals who have ADHD than they are for others. However, in this post, we’ll update you on some life and work transitions… Read More»
If you have ever known someone who participated in a twelve-step “recovery” program, you may be familiar with how much these programs focus on acceptance and gratitude. I’ve discovered that both of these frames of mind are helpful for aging athletes (and virtually anyone else)! I took up running in 1979 because I was concerned… Read More»
The local, national, and international news has been a little heavy lately, so we thought we would lighten things up with some good news about our valued staff member, Amos. It is our great pleasure to announce that we recently promoted Amos to the position of Chief Morale Officer at LaMountain & Associates. While Amos… Read More»
We try our best to screen potential coaching clients for “readiness for coaching.” We even ask them to download and read “How Do I Know if Coaching Will Help Me or My Young Adult Child?” before coaching starts. But every once in a while we conclude a few weeks into a new coaching relationship that… Read More»
Whether at work or at home, we all have tasks that we enjoy doing and others that we just don’t find very exciting! Getting unexciting things done can be difficult. At times, we can share them with others, or even hire someone else to do them. Yet, there are also things that we just can’t… Read More»
If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Abraham Maslow The phrasing of this quote is the most popular variation of the version that Maslow actually wrote in 1966. Two years earlier, Abraham Kaplan wrote about what he called The law of the instrument: “Give a small boy a hammer, and… Read More»