Tama Kieves

There is no risk-free life. You only get to choose which risk you'll take.

I used to feel sad when trees lost their leaves. Now I see it as a time of abundance and power.

In the creative life, many people confuse rigidity with purity, says author and career coach Tama Kieves.

True career and life success come from being present to your own innate rhythms and desires, rather than listening to others.

This empowering article is designed to move your commitment to your deepest passions and soul callings to the fore. Drawing from her own inspiring story and those of her clients, author, teacher, and career coach Tama J. Kieves invites each of us to follow what we know to be true in our heart of hearts, despite the sometimes overwhelming presence of personal fears and societal pressures.

An excerpt from the new book, Inspired & Unstoppable: Wildly Succeeding In Your Life’s Work!

Tama Kieves, guest blogger You may not know what you’d love to do. Or you may be in the thick of living your passion, but want to take your dream to the...

You’re standing at the doorway. On one side of the door, you can decide that life has not turned out the way you desire. It’s unfair. It’s too hard.

We live in crackling times. Change seems to electrify the air, in our individual lives and in the world.

We are living in inspired times. While the job market and economy are always changing, there is still a path of deep security. It’s your calling. You were born to excel in the work you love. It doesn’t matter if you don’t know how to find your calling or live it. You brain might never know. But your instincts know nothing else.

Think about it: If we’re spending most of our waking hours doing things that we don’t want to be doing, how much bliss can we possibly find?

Everybody wants to rush through transition like it’s a bad root canal. But transition is a threshold. It’s a sacred life appointment, according to career coach and best-selling author Tama Kieves.

This year, follow your heart instead of your head.

Best-selling author and career coach Tama Kieves explains why it's self-destructive to ignore what you love, the reason it's not irresponsible to follow your calling, and how to take the first step toward heeding that call.

Whether it’s falling out of a headstand in yoga class, or trying a new recipe that ends up in the garbage, failure is inevitable—and it’s how we learn.