Coach Judith Cohen

Several years ago, a long-term mentor of mine unexpectedly died. Although we didn’t visit in person very often, we read… Read More

I ended my last post with a mention of accompanying my ego on this writing pilgrimage I have been on… Read More

I’ve been thinking a lot about the word “pilgrim” this week. At first, I thought it popped into my mind out of… Read More

I’ve always thought that the point of story was to create meaning and an understanding of the events and experiences… Read More

To quote myself, “There’s no point in having a tragedy if you can’t make it work for you!“ This point… Read More

It is Labor Day weekend in the United States, and I’ve been contemplating the notion of labor and work. The word labor connotes… Read More

Last week I wrote about feeling like my narrator abandoned my protagonist. Unsurprisingly, connection is one of my top values.… Read More

Last week I ended the piece by being willing to discover what freedom is asking of me. However, freedom creates tension in that I… Read More

As seems to be happening with some regularity these days, I started to write an answer to this question, “What… Read More

I have spent this past week thinking about the question, “What helps you stay present after you’ve said yes?” I keep returning… Read More