Hi Reader Lately, I’ve found myself part of a lot of new teams.
Different people (and they all start out as complete strangers). That’s what I love most about working with teams, whether on land or at sea. You don’t need to know everyone’s full story. You just need a shared purpose, a rhythm, and the willingness to move forward together. Of course, it’s not always smooth sailing (pun intended 🤪). So whether it’s creating an unforgettable student experience, crossing a finish line, or just enjoying the wind in your hair on open water, being part of something bigger always begins with showing up. Call to action: 👋 This week, introduce yourself to someone new—online, in class, or at work. Because you never know when a stranger becomes a teammate. Sending you love from Canada 🇨🇦 Peggy xo P.S. Coaching can feel that way too: stepping into the unknown with someone new. But if you’re ready to move toward something meaningful, I’ll be right beside you. Book a free discovery call and let’s chart the course. |
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View in browser Hi Reader, Fall has definitely arrived on Vancouver Island, and I’m loving the autumn colours. Last weekend, the weather was stunning; we even enjoyed sitting outside, and then, almost overnight, the temperatures dropped. I’m actually enjoying the change of seasons, though. 🍂 In today’s Backyard Gossip, I wanted to take you back to the theme of simplicity. Because sometimes, the simplest things make the most significant impact. On one of my weekly jogs, I passed a couple out...
View in browser Hi Reader, After last week’s email, some of you shared such thoughtful comments. One person compared repeating what works to putting your favorite song on repeat - you always hear something new, but the melody stays the same. 🎵 Someone else shared how they start with 15 minutes instead of 30 when building a walking habit, making it more manageable. And one reminded me that, yes, sometimes we love to complicate things with drama. (Guilty as charged 🤣). It made me realize...
View in browser Hi Reader, The other day, I picked up a copy of one of my favourite magazines, Breathe magazine. My neighbour found out that I love reading it and handed me an old copy she still had lying around. And I noticed something that shocked me at first. They had published the exact same article about building new habits in both issues. Word for word. Same tips, same examples. The only difference? The two issues were five years apart. At first, I thought: How could this beautifully...