Articles by Lisa Giruzzi

At some point in life, it’s time to get realistic, right? Going for it, having what you really want is a pipe dream, a “fool’s errand,” so why even bother? We get conditioned early in life to avoid failure, disappointment and feeling bad at all costs. The underlying theme is don’t go for what you really

Every person I have ever coached has come to me with the same issue – a case of mistaken identity.  It looks something like…“I’m a procrastinator.” – Nope, that’s a thought.“I’m not focused.” – Nope, that’s a thought.“I’m not good at follow through.” – Nope. That’s a thought.“I’m insecure and worry too much.” – Nope

“What if” thoughts are like bunnies- they reproduce really fast. It looks something like this:What if the market gets worse?What if I don’t make enough money to pay bills?What if I lose my home?What if I was only successful because of the low rates?What if I am a fraud?What if, what if, what if… on

Recently, I was meeting with a client (let’s call her Lucy), a very successful salesperson who was lamenting about her lack of follow through with leads.  She knew it would positively impact her bottom line if she followed through. Knowing that made no difference in her actual performance. She was quite judgmental about herself and all

 There is a struggle inside everyone and it’s not between good and evil. It’s between what is and what you want, or said another way, between how it is and how you think it should be.  Many years ago, I heard that the key to happiness was to want what is. At the time, I thought

Sometimes when people hear me say that there’s no future, they think I’m being pessimistic. In actuality, I’m simply stating the truth so people can experience the freedom it brings. There is no future. Check in your own experience. Have you ever been in the future? Have you ever met anyone from the future? I’m betting