Tiffany Harbin Coaching

01/26/2026

Seen at a local protest & I couldn’t agree more. Can’t wait ‘til these monsters are prosecuted for human rights abuses.

10/18/2025

10/14/2025

Attending a No Kings event this Saturday (10.18.25)?

- RSVP on nokings.org so that the organizers can have an official count to report to news organizations & the world can see just how many of us came out to show our opposition.

- Wear yellow to your No Kings event. People around the world have used color to show collective strength in the face of oppression throughout history. Our movement is no different: We align ourselves with this historic context while taking a step into our shared future.

12/26/2024

Thankful

11/03/2024

I turned 18 three weeks before Election Day in 1996 & I’ve never missed an opportunity to vote. It has always felt very important to me and it has never felt as important to me as it does this time.
Let’s do this, America.

10/17/2024

10/03/2024

Doing what I can to get out the vote in swing states. org

06/05/2024

Feeling pretty good about my new motivational poster from .studio . (they didn’t pay me to say that, I’m just stoked about my purchase)

05/30/2024

Trying this on for a bit. I have an inkling that this would be a pretty good way to live year-round. Who’s with me?

05/27/2023

04/11/2023

I saw this on my walk today & it got me thinking...

Just because a
~ situation
~ relationship
~ friendship
~ job
~ routine
~ schedule
has served you well in the past doesn't mean it has to forever.

You may evolve beyond it OR (brace yourself) it may evolve beyond you.

And that is ok.

It might be uncomfortable or straight up terrifying.

But it's ok.

And it doesn't have to be a big dramatic deal.

Feel it, be in it & know that it will pass.

Ideally, each of us is constantly growing & evolving, which means that things will change & change again & change again.

This, right now, is temporary, no matter how permanent it feels.

It's ok to change your mind.

I tell that to my daughter often, but as adults, I don't think we hear it often enough ourselves.

It's ok to try a new way of doing things even though "the way we've always done it" is familiar & comfortable.

That's just not a good enough reason to stay stagnant & hold yourself back from what could be.

And it uses up a lot of mental energy to convince yourself that "the way we've always done it" is still serving you.

Who you were back then is simply not who you are now.

And remember these wise words from my local anonymous park bench graffiti artist:

"Let go of what no longer serves you."

04/05/2023

I am human and I don’t have it all (or even a significant portion of it) figured out.

I just know that we can’t go on like this:
• over-scheduled
• overstimulated
• overwhelmed

It’s not sustainable.

I also know some pretty cool tools for doing it differently.

Work with me and you’ll see that it can be different for you. Maybe not every waking second for the rest of your life, but different enough that you can start feeling more peace & less exhaustion.