Dori’s Blog, Articles & Inspiration
A Shift In Perspective Is A Miracle
Perspectives work is about freedom, movement, core values and the power of choice. It gets us out of stagnation and into action, right action, meaningful action and aligned action. There are many reasons to do perspectives work. Among them, it gets us moving again, which makes it one of the most powerful tools in my coaching toolbox.
An Invitation to Embrace Your True Inner Authority – My Manifesto
Emboldened by my recent work with Tara Mohr and her Playing Big Facilitator’s Training and reinvigorated by my recent work with Carole Kammen, where we played with Voice Dialog, an exciting and powerful method for exploring our many selves, co-created by Sidra and Hal Stone, I am excited about my life.
How To Be Decisive In Uncertain Times
Jenny is a client of mine who, in the middle of this pandemic, found herself trying to decide whether to quit her job or not. She was beating herself up unnecessarily for “not being decisive.” In her pre-COVID-19 life, she was considering leaving her corporate gig and starting her own business.
The Lilac Story – A Lesson In Leadership & Gifts That Keep On Giving
Recently, my husband, Michael, and I raised a glass to toast his mom, my mother-in-law, Jacqueline Klass, affectionately known as Jackie. She would’ve been 93 had she still been alive. She was a quiet and diminutive, yet formidable and heart-centered, force of nature; someone who always had your back, the kind of mother I would wish on anyone I know.
What Will Be Left As A Testimony To Your Story?
On day 7 of our 14-day tour of National and State Parks in Arizona and Utah, my husband, Michael, and I enjoyed Arches National Park, in Moab, Utah. In the guide to the park, they highlighted that each of the 2000 arches catalogued has its own lifespan, timespan and story. None will be here forever.
My Vision For Humanity – How To Lead Well & Love Our Lives
Hi, my name is Dori Klass. It’s January 1st, 2019. This date feels important. It’s the beginning of the rest of my life. I’m 58 years old. I’ll be 59 in May. If I look at it through one lens, I realize that a big part of my young productive life is over. Many of us are facing this new question – what if I’m around for another 40 or 50 years? It’s a question that makes me sit up a little straighter. How about you?