by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Feb 12, 2026 | Article
No matter how much we wish for a life of sunshine and smooth sailing, the world has a way of humbling us. We are young—until we are not. We are healthy—until a diagnosis changes everything. We walk alongside people we love—until absence enters the room. Forests burn...
by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Feb 5, 2026 | Article
The start of a new year often brings with it new goals, fresh dreams, and renewed intentions. We tell ourselves, this year will be different. This year, I’m going to exercise more. This year, I’m going to save more. This year, I’m going to earn more… and the list goes...
by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Jan 26, 2026 | Article
The journey toward a stress-free existence has become something of a cultural obsession. We sign up for yoga classes, download meditation apps, and swap tips with friends on how to “switch off,” all while complaining about looming deadlines, relentless expectations,...
by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Jan 22, 2026 | Article
How I Coach Leaders and Teams to Release Narratives That No Longer Serve Them Emotional agility has become one of the most practical lenses I use in my Life, Executive, and Team/Group coaching work — not as a “soft” add-on, but as a core capability for sustainable...
by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Jan 12, 2026 | Article
As we step into 2026, many of the leaders, professionals, and teams I coach are carrying the same questions: Where do I start? How do I shape change? How do I build momentum without forcing a reinvention? What I’ve noticed—again and again—is that meaningful change...
by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Dec 10, 2025 | Article
Many leaders stall out not because they lack skill, but because they feel forced to choose between two good things. The real growth edge is often learning to hold tension without collapsing into an either/or. Jim Collins captured this well with the idea of the “genius...
