Sheridan Strategy Resilience
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I teach you how to become more resilient before, during or after major life changes. We all experience loss, illness, grief or unexpected events that turn our lives upside down. Using the power of stories, I teach you how to create an alternative story to the one you have, one of resilience and joy in the midst of the change.

New Beginnings

How to create lasting momentum for your new years resolutions of new beginnings - create a preferred story for your life that will last longer than a ...
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An Unusual Christmas Story

Ever had your own government issues, last minute journey and new beginnings with a family on Christmas Day?  This is our story of what happened a deca...
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Expectations

We've all felt that sting of disappointment and disillusionment in people or situations that we had such great expectations for.  Today I talk about t...
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First Attempt In Learning

What do Steve Jobs and Michael Jordan have in common? Listen to how to turn your first attempts in learning into success.
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Reaching Out Initiative

A wise friend once said, everyone sits next to their own pool of tears.  We all have our stories of heartache and loss. Reaching out to get help takes...
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Senior Stories

It's that time of the year when we have lots of family gatherings and opportunities to hear stories as we gather around the table.  I'd love to hear y...
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Give It Time

Sometimes we need to be reminded that even when we're not seeing progress in our lives, we're still thriving.  Give it time and you will see the chang...
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Changing Society, At Home

Packing an emergency kit for winter storms is something we all can do, and today I propose we pack a different type of emergency kit for our families ...
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Internal Scorecard

Warren Buffet talks about people having an Internal and External Scorecard - why do these scorecards matter and how do we choose which one to use?  ht...
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Goal Getter

Becoming a goal getter with big ambitions and success has tremendous "hidden rewards".
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