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The First Few Minutes Can Change the Entire Session How quickly do your clients feel that you truly understand them? In therapy, coaching, counseling, and other helping professions, we often focus on what we are going to say, what question we will ask next, or which intervention we will use. But before any technique can be effective, something more f

Why Your Inner Child Still Influences Your Daily Decisions | Dr. Olga Z. Many of the choices we make as adults are influenced by beliefs and emotional patterns formed during childhood. In this article, I explore how your Inner Child continues to shape your thoughts, relationships, confidence, and daily decisions - and how healing those early experiences through the Pearl...

Become Unstoppable: The Ring of Power

Join DrOlga Zabora at the NAWBO Orange County Monthly Meeting for an interactive experience designed to help women reconnect with their confidence, courage, and inner leadership.

During this powerful session, you’ll discover how to:

• Access your personal power
• Strengthen confidence and clarity
• Navigate challenging moments with greater certainty
• Step more fully into leadership
• Turn inspiration into purposeful action

You’ll also have the opportunity to connect, exchange ideas, and build meaningful relationships with other women business owners.

Thursday, August 20, 2026
5:30–8:00 PM

Space is limited, and tickets are available through August 14. Reserve your seat today:

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#nawbo #nawboorangecounty #womeninbusiness #womenentrepreneurs #womeninleadership #femaleleadership #businessnetworking #personaldevelopment #nlp #confidence #leadershipdevelopment #ringofpower | Dr. Olga Z. Become Unstoppable: The Ring of Power I am honored to present The Ring of Power at the upcoming NAWBO Orange County Monthly Meeting on August 20, 2026. This will not be a traditional presentation. It will be a transformational experience designed to help women access their confidence, courage, and i...

Leaders are expected to provide direction.

But under pressure, the need to appear decisive can turn into premature certainty.

That is when a hypothesis becomes a conclusion, curiosity disappears, and the team begins gathering evidence to support what the leader already believes.

My new article for The Practitioner’s Edge explores the difference between genuine clarity and certainty used as a defense against discomfort.

It also introduces a practical process for examining assumptions before they become expensive decisions.

The article includes access to the Leadership Under Stress Practitioner Guide.

Read it here:

When Certainty Becomes a Defense | Robert C. Certainty can look like confidence. It can also be a way of escaping uncertainty. When leaders decide too early what a problem means, teams stop investigating and start confirming. In this week’s edition of The Practitioner’s Edge, I examine how pressure affects certainty, control, and decision-...

Not every urgent workplace situation is genuinely urgent.

Sometimes the pressure comes from the event.

Sometimes it comes from the leader’s interpretation of the event.

That distinction matters because teams do not respond only to deadlines. They respond to tone, pace, interruptions, repeated messages, and sudden shifts in priority.

My new article for The Practitioner’s Edge examines how leaders unintentionally teach teams to rush—and how urgency can weaken judgment, planning, communication, and responsibility.

The article also includes access to the Leadership Under Stress Practitioner Guide.

Read it here:

The Cost of Urgency: What Leaders Teach Teams to Rush Learn how leadership urgency affects team judgment, communication, planning, and performance—and how to create speed without unnecessary pressure.