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PMS-post millennium syndrome is rampant. Post Millennium Syndrome is what I call a growing sense of disconnection, discontent, malaise that has invades our lives, relationships and work. It is a pernicious disease, a virulent virus of negativity that saps our energy and makes the shocks, the bumps and grinds we face in our work, our relationships and our lives that much work difficult to deal with. It also erodes the sense of accomplishment, achievement and happiness we feel in our lives and wor… Continue

The Sticky Life of Overachievers

Are you an overachiever who is living a sticky life? I know because I have been stuck. I didn’t look stuck, I didn’t smell stuck, I looked successful, prosperous. I was successful, prosperous, accomplished and stuck in the mud! Yes, I am a recovered overachiever who made it to success, happiness and fulfilment by finding my way out of my sticky life!

Overachievers and perfectionists often get stuck in sticky lives. Stuck in the mud that no one else can see. We… Continue

I believe that leadership is not conspicious in its absence. Are you ready to ignite it in your relationships, your work, your life...your world? Step out of the comfort zone and challenge yourself and others to engage the leader within? It is time to get inspired by what you have the potential to create and re-create should you choose to engage your true power?

Most of us look around at the landscape of our lives, work and world and are touched by a sense of deep angst, a feeling that somethin… Continue

Living, Leading and Succeeding to Purpose in a World of Unreason
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by Irene Rivka Becker, Chief Success Officer, www.justcoachit.com


I have achieved success that most people only dream of, and yet I am also a survivor and a thriver whose journey has never been easy. I would like to share a quotation that remains the anchor in my life, the chain that holds together the values I cherish, the vision I seek to create, the good… Continue