by Georgeta Dendrino | Coaching
That’s how I feel in some conversations. Let me explain a bit. I worked for a while at the Peace Corps, an American government organization that supported developing countries in sectors like education, small and medium-sized businesses, and NGOs.When we first...
by Georgeta Dendrino | Coaching
For those who didn’t grow up in a neighborhood of houses on the edge of Bucharest, mud crackers were pieces of dirt mixed with water; we used to make them in the fall, late, when it was nasty outside, we didn’t have much to play elastic or football with,...
by Georgeta Dendrino | Coaching
I was in traffic the other day when, at the traffic lights, I heard prolonged honking. A guy gets out of a van and walks up to the driver in front of him and starts swearing with all the dirty expressions and words he had learned. It was all around this person’s...
by Georgeta Dendrino | Coaching
‘Most people who come here to ride end up telling me what I should do with this farm, how I should rethink it. They don’t know anything about horses or what it means to run a farm but they tell me what to do.’ A colleague of mine told me about the...
by Georgeta Dendrino | Business & Leadership, Coaching, Media Interviews
“Musicians don’t retire. They stop when they don’t have music in them anymore.” (Louis Armstrong) I recently reviewed the film The Intern. If you haven’t seen it, I recommend it, Robert de Niro and Anne Hathaway are adorable. Ben...
