Fear

jeffkrehely

Mar 204 min read

My Latest Lesson in Not Resisting Change and Facing Fear

A recurring theme of my writing on this blog is about understanding our fears and learning to embrace the changes that life throws at us....

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jeffkrehely

Feb 204 min read

Shutting Down Our Limiting-Belief Gremlins--or How to Make Imposter Syndrome Work for You

When I started regularly taking photos, which was back in the Fall of 2020, I had a recurring fear. I was reminded of it recently while...

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jeffkrehely

Jan 102 min read

New Year, New You? Why New Year's Resolutions Aren't Always Helpful

I am not a fan of new year resolutions. For one thing, we can start making changes anytime we’d like–moving toward the life we want isn’t...

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jeffkrehely

Dec 6, 20233 min read

The Power of Coaching: I Finally Have a Photo Website!

Two weeks ago I launched my new photography website. On one hand, it was easy to do. There are plenty of free or nearly free web-hosting...

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jeffkrehely

Nov 1, 20233 min read

Making Big Changes? Don't Go It Alone!

The day that the Republicans in the United States House of Representatives imploded with the ouster of Kevin McCarthy as the Speaker–and...

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jeffkrehely

Sep 22, 20235 min read

When "Perfect" Keeps You from Taking Action

Today I’m wrestling with perfection, and how it sometimes stops us from taking action. I’m not talking about the saying “don’t let the...

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jeffkrehely

Jun 23, 20234 min read

Stopping an Anxiety Spiral at Work (or Anywhere!)

Fear is a topic that my coaching clients often raise, and it’s one I’ve written about a couple of times before. As someone who has...

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jeffkrehely

Apr 6, 20234 min read

Naming--and Taming--Fear in the Workplace

Russ Finkelstein has a great piece this week on how our fears can drive our career decisions and put or keep us on paths where we don’t...

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jeffkrehely

Mar 27, 20234 min read

For Gay Men, the Past Doesn't Have to be Prologue

In my previous post, I wrote about the “Advice Monster,” and the temptation for managers and coaches to go into directing rather than...

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