Best of Ourselves

Marcia Hyatt is a leadership and life coach who provides a weekly feature on WTIP's North Shore Weekend titled "The Best of Ourselves," which explores how we can be resilient and creative in these turbulent times. Each week, the feature explores what we can do to be intentional, creative and joyful in our lives.
Dealing with Stress (especially holiday stress) - November 24, 2012
-Many of us deal with extra stress during the holiday season. What are some ways we can create a more joyful holiday season?
Best of Ourselves: Quality Feedback - Lessons from Brene Brown - November 10, 2012
-Quality conversations are critical for healthy families, communities and work places. Lessons from Brene Brown's new book, Daring Greatly. Her list for "Engaged Feedback&quo
Best of Ourselves: The Art of Receiving - November 3, 2012
-Learning how to receive is inextricably linked with giving. There are benefits to learning both sides of the equation.
Best of Ourselves: Becoming More Aware (Repeat) - October 20, 2012
-How do we become more aware? The book, Strangers to Ourselves by Timothy Wilson, shows a majority of our every day activity is unconscious. We can become more aware and live a more
Best of Ourselves: The Armor We Wear - October 13, 2012
-There are various ways we try to protect ourselves from being vulnerable. In Brene Brown's latest book, she captures some of our favorite forms of armor.
Best of Ourselves: Stillness and Action (repeat) - October 6, 2012
-How do we allow ourselves enough time for discernment before we know what is right action?
Best of Ourselves: Perfectionism - September 29, 2012
-Daring Greatly, the new book by Brene Brown, explores how we live with vulnerability. This segment shares the myths of perfectionism.
Coming Out From Behind Ourselves And Making It Real - September 15, 2012
-Vulnerability is a source of strength and yet most often we fight it, deny it and pretend it does not exist.
Can We Talk? - September 8, 2012
-What is the essence of good communication? We may not have all of the skills in the moment, but we can still be successful if we know the foundation of productive conversations.