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Welcome to my website, coaching by tambre…a modality available to anyone in any time zone since it’s done by phone. Check out my Daily Blog below, then if you read My Story, you will learn it was the death of my husband that changed my life forever. At first, I did not want to go on living.
Aside from the pain of losing my husband, the greatest suffering came from no longer having purpose and passion in my life. There were times I experienced grief related depression and other times I just got stuck. What challenge or life transition are you currently facing? How would it feel to live up to your highest potential? What would it take to make you unstoppable? If you are ready to be seen for who you truly are, you’ve found the right coach…click on “Welcome” above to read my full Welcome Message… Continue reading “Welcome”
After & Before “Write On” @ No Excuses
There are times in life we find ourselves wrestling with thoughts and fears that stand in the way of really going for our dreams. A reader asks, “what are some of the ways you can move beyond the fears?” I have three basic approaches I put into play when fear strikes:
1. I communicate with my coach. Being trained as a coach and investing the time and money in working with a coach has changed my life. When I can’t see my bigger vision through the fog of fear or the confusion of trying to figure things out, I have someone there to help me reconnect to my mission. Continue reading “After & Before “Write On” @ No Excuses”
After & Before @ Comfort vs. Comfortable
Being Comfortable is not the path to transformation but finding emotional comfort during hard times is a blessing. One of the great comforts in my story of loss was my grandmother. Grandma Izatt outlived the two great loves of her life, my grandfather and her second husband, Bill. She survived the loss of her daughter, my mother. Grandma was someone I could sit across from in comfort, hear her say, “you are a strong person, Tambre and you will get through this” and know I could because she had done so. Continue reading “After & Before @ Comfort vs. Comfortable”
After & Before Blog @ Beyond Labor Day
What is it you want your September to be about? When we were in school, Labor Day marked the beginning of a new year, a new teacher and a clean slate. The last week of August in my home was always marked by a trip to the office supply store to stock up on fresh pens, binders and thick stacks of lined paper. I carefully labeled the dividers in my binders to ready them for notes, calculations and reminders of upcoming tests or assignments. Continue reading “After & Before Blog @ Beyond Labor Day”
After & Before Blog @ Being Comfortable
If it feels comfortable, you are not stretching, growing, risking or reaching. You cannot test yourself within the bounds of comfortable. And each new task, action or behavior you attempt requires the willingness to feel uncomfortable.
Today is the final day in Chicago on the last production job of my twenty year career in Hollywood. It is both exciting and uncomfortable. Though the past three weeks have been filled with incredible challenges, both logistically and working with a number of people who have a much different mindset, it was comfortable. I know the production drill. My team, headed by my producer and my unit production manager, had an extraordinary number of years of experience we brought to the table, which allowed us to work through pretty much everything that came our way. My production job is not rocket science and it is comfortable for me. Continue reading “After & Before Blog @ Being Comfortable”
After & Before Blog @ Quad Sun
Click here to read “Quad Sun” – my guest blog posted today on Kota Press! Thanks to Kara for the opportunity to share my blog with an even wider audience. This is the third in a series of four articles inspired by the artwork of my late husband, Gary Wissner. Stay tuned for the final piece, “One With the Universe” coming soon!
Links to Parts I & II previously posted:
Part 1 – The Healing Power of Creativity
Part II – Indigo Dusk
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