In the wake of the Sandy Hook massacre, journalist Ann Curry gave us the following challenge: “Imagine if everyone could commit to doing one act of kindness — one act of kindness, big or small”. In her new podcast, #26 Acts of Loving Kindness, coach Deborah Grayson Riegel shares 26 acts that everyone can do.

If you would like to contact Deb, she can be reached on facebook at facebook.com/deborahgraysonriegel or via twitter @myjewishcoach or @deborahgriegel on her website MyJewishCoach.com and ElevatedTraining.com.

AND, don’t forget to purchase Deb’s new book Oy Vey! Isn’t A Strategy: Twenty Five Solutions for Personal and Professional Success

The opening and closing music in this weeks episode is Responsibility by Naomi Less off her album, The Real Me.

In Deborah Grayson Riegel’s new podcast, she shares with us some common – but often hidden – reasons why we want what we want, from new toys to a new career.

If you would like to contact Deb, she can be reached on facebook at facebook.com/deborahgraysonriegel or via twitter @myjewishcoach or @deborahgriegel on her website MyJewishCoach.com and ElevatedTraining.com.

AND, don’t forget to purchase Deb’s new book Oy Vey! Isn’t A Strategy: Twenty Five Solutions for Personal and Professional Success

The opening and closing music in this weeks episode is Responsibility by Naomi Less off her album, The Real Me.

In this week’s podcast, Deborah Grayson Riegel interviews Michael Riegel, Managing Director of “Engineers are People Too: Management Skills for Technical Professionals” – and her husband – about what each of us can learn about more effectively managing our own projects in work and life.

If you would like to contact Deb, she can be reached on facebook at facebook.com/deborahgraysonriegel or via twitter @myjewishcoach or @deborahgriegel on her website MyJewishCoach.com and ElevatedTraining.com.

AND, don’t forget to purchase Deb’s new book Oy Vey! Isn’t A Strategy: Twenty Five Solutions for Personal and Professional Success

The opening and closing music in this weeks episode is Responsibility by Naomi Less off her album, The Real Me.

In this week’s podcast “What’s it all About?”, Coach Deborah cleverly uses the alphabetical list of prepositions she was made to memorize in fourth grade to create some powerful coaching questions for you to use in work in life.

If you would like to contact Deb, she can be reached on facebook at facebook.com/deborahgraysonriegel or via twitter @myjewishcoach or @deborahgriegel on her website MyJewishCoach.com and ElevatedTraining.com.

AND, don’t forget to purchase Deb’s new book Oy Vey! Isn’t A Strategy: Twenty Five Solutions for Personal and Professional Success

The opening and closing music in this weeks episode is Responsibility by Naomi Less off her album, The Real Me.

Coach Deb shares a couple of goosebumpy moments from her personal and professional life where the universe was clearly conspiring in her favor — and tells us what to look out for in our own lives.

If you would like to contact Deb, she can be reached on facebook at facebook.com/deborahgraysonriegel or via twitter @myjewishcoach or @deborahgriegel on her website MyJewishCoach.com and ElevatedTraining.com.

AND, don’t forget to purchase Deb’s new book Oy Vey! Isn’t A Strategy: Twenty Five Solutions for Personal and Professional Success

The opening and closing music in this weeks episode is Responsibility by Naomi Less off her album, The Real Me.

In this week’s podcast, coach Deborah Grayson Riegel tells us how to increase our strength, mobility and flexibility in all areas of life – from exercise to finances to career.

If you would like to contact Deb, she can be reached on facebook at facebook.com/deborahgraysonriegel or via twitter @myjewishcoach or @deborahgriegel on her website MyJewishCoach.com and ElevatedTraining.com.

AND, don’t forget to purchase Deb’s new book Oy Vey! Isn’t A Strategy: Twenty Five Solutions for Personal and Professional Success

The opening and closing music in this weeks episode is Responsibility by Naomi Less off her album, The Real Me.

While Stephen Covey passed away, his 7 Habits of Highly Effective People will live on forever. Nevertheless, there are more than 7 habits that we need to be effective. In this week’s podcast, coach Deborah Grayson Riegel shares a new set of habits to help us be more effective in work and life.

If you would like to contact Deb, she can be reached on facebook at facebook.com/deborahgraysonriegel or via twitter @myjewishcoach or @deborahgriegel on her website MyJewishCoach.com and ElevatedTraining.com.

AND, don’t forget to purchase Deb’s new book Oy Vey! Isn’t A Strategy: Twenty Five Solutions for Personal and Professional Success

The opening and closing music in this weeks episode is Responsibility by Naomi Less off her album, The Real Me.

Conflict at home and in the office can be disastrous — or it can be an opportunity for new learning, rapid growth and improved outcomes. In this podcast, I interview organizational development expert Liz Kislik (www.lizkislik.com) on how to make scuffles a recipe for long-term success.

If you would like to contact Deb, she can be reached on facebook at facebook.com/deborahgraysonriegel or via twitter @myjewishcoach or @deborahgriegel on her website MyJewishCoach.com and ElevatedTraining.com.

AND, don’t forget to purchase Deb’s new book Oy Vey! Isn’t A Strategy: Twenty Five Solutions for Personal and Professional Success

The opening and closing music in this weeks episode is Responsibility by Naomi Less off her album, The Real Me.

Do you deal with difficult people? (In other words, are you alive and an active member of society?) In this week’s podcast, you’ll learn the C.H.I.L.L. O.U.T. steps for taking your frustration down a few notches.

If you would like to contact Deb, she can be reached on facebook at facebook.com/deborahgraysonriegel or via twitter @myjewishcoach or @deborahgriegel on her website MyJewishCoach.com and ElevatedTraining.com.

AND, don’t forget to purchase Deb’s new book Oy Vey! Isn’t A Strategy: Twenty Five Solutions for Personal and Professional Success

The opening and closing music in this weeks episode is Responsibility by Naomi Less off her album, The Real Me.

Are you still seeing all the old parts of yourself that you’ve outgrown? Have you given yourself credit for the new parts of your identify that you’ve developed? Listen to today’s podcast, “Don’t Steal Your Own Identity” to update the way you see yourself.

If you would like to contact Deb, she can be reached on facebook at facebook.com/deborahgraysonriegel or via twitter @myjewishcoach or @deborahgriegel on her website MyJewishCoach.com and ElevatedTraining.com.

AND, don’t forget to purchase Deb’s new book Oy Vey! Isn’t A Strategy: Twenty Five Solutions for Personal and Professional Success

The opening and closing music in this weeks episode is Responsibility by Naomi Less off her album, The Real Me.

Did you have a hard time writing down all of the thirty-six signs that Deb mentioned in the latest podcast episode? No worries, here is a work-sheet she has prepared for you to review.