by Rochelle Melander “Long-term results are created by the actions you take every day.” –Brian P. Moran and Michael Lennington Only 20 percent of people keep their New Year’s Resolution. That’s right: 80 percent dump their New Year’s resolutions by the second week in February. How do those successful people... Read More
by Rochelle Melander On Saturday evening, I heard my dog digging through my office closet. I turned around to see her move a crate of totes. But she wasn’t finished. After videoing her digging for something, I took a look. She’d hidden one of her dental chews in the closet.... Read More
by Rochelle Melander Purpose encouraged Martin Luther King, Jr., in his fight against injustice. In 1963, when Black people protested segregation in Birmingham, Alabama, they were often attacked by members of law enforcement. Baptist minister and Civil Rights Activist Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. participated in a Good Friday... Read More
by Rochelle Melander Are you a procrastinator? Do you: You’re not alone. Twenty percent of people procrastinate. But procrastination comes with a cost. People who procrastinate experience more frustration, stress, and anxiety than people who finish tasks on time. They also have to deal with the effects of delaying: missed... Read More
by Rochelle Melander This summer, I became a certified IEQ9 Enneagram Consultant. But that wasn’t the beginning of my enneagram work. I have been studying the enneagram for twenty years. Back in 2008, when I was doing my Always Write Podcast, I interviewed Herb Pearce, a Boston-based, individual, couples and... Read More
by Rochelle Melander Last week we talked about task-switching—and how about 44 percent of the time, we switch tasks because we’re bored Are you one of those people who interrupt their own work and end up lost on LinkedIn or TikTok? Let’s say you’re writing a proposal, program, or book... Read More
by Rochelle Melander How often do you switch tasks? Gloria Mark, the author of Attention Span, tracked people who used an electronic device and noted every time they shifted their focus. In the early 2000s, it was roughly every 2.5 minutes. Now it’s every 47 seconds. And here’s the real... Read More
An Interview with Rochelle Melander How did you come to coach clients who have ADHD? Just before the pandemic, I attended a class on ADHD. When I heard the coach present six ADHD traits, I was shocked. The problems and interventions she presented were parallel to the work I’d been... Read More