Rebecca Liston

Dear Reader,

A few weeks ago we celebrated Thanksgiving here in Canada. Where I live, the weather was a balmy 18 degrees C (that’s about 64 degrees F), the sun shone, the trees are just starting to turn c […]

There’s an art to being of service and not, in the process, sacrificing one’s self. Let’s talk about how to ensure that you’re always being of service to the most important person in your orbit: You! (And no, thi […]

It’s Confession Time Dear Reader, It’s Confession Time. I’ve no idea why I decided I had to share this with you today but I can’t sit on this any longer. It’s […]

Whom Do You Serve? Dear Reader, I’ve been pondering lately just what it means to me to be “of service.” Some of you may recall a story I told years ago about […]

Once upon a time, a fair Maiden-on-the-cusp-of-becoming-a-Crone was floating about in her swimming pool when all of a sudden, she heard a soft “plop.”

Curious about what might make such a strange sound in the […]

Dearest Reader,

This month marks twenty years since I graduated from the Canadian College of Homeopathic Medicine and began my business-building journey. It’s hard to write about this without using all sorts o […]

Dear Reader,

Maybe it’s because I turn 49 this year. Perhaps it’s because I’m celebrating 20 years since launching my first business this month. Or maybe there’s just Something In The Air. Whatever it is, it’ […]

This year marks seven years since I began hosting Virtual Tea Parties for our Community. 

SEVEN YEARS! 

Seven Years of hosting monthly gatherings of 4-8 business owners whom I adore.

Seven Years of i […]

Dear Reader,

In March of 2017 – yes, FIVE years ago – I went out on a limb and wrote an article that I had been carrying around in my body and my Being since 2012.

It was hard to write it because I did […]

Dear Reader,

As I sit to pen you this note, I am fully aware of my desire to whisper.

You see, it is but January 5 as I write and, in my family, that means that Christmas is not quite over yet (January 6 […]

By the time you read this post, 2021 will be behind us and we will be entering into what feels to be a Year of Possibilities. And while there are many who say it is wise to keep your eye on the road ahead, I, for […]

Some weeks back, my business partner and I hosted an impromptu gathering of like-minded folks to talk about what we were experiencing in these Pandemic Times – the confusion, the reactivity, the fatigue and mood f […]

Dear Reader,

As Summer slides into Autumn here in the Northern Hemisphere, I am, as is often the case in the presence of Nature, in complete and total Awe.

It is so beautiful to witness this Turning. The […]

We are excited for you to meet Plaid’s Career Empowered Expert, Rebecca Liston. As a business coach, she helps her clients predict, pivot, and compete in an increasingly complex global marketplace. Listen as sh […]

One day, Dear Reader, I shall die.

In my cellular memory, I hold a deep knowing of what that Passage shall be like. I am not afraid of that Passage, even though I am sad when I think of leaving all of […]

As some of you know, I am a (retired) homeopath. In fact, this past month I celebrated 19 years since my graduation from the Canadian College of Homeopathic Medicine, the school at which I both studied, and later, […]

If the past year has taught me one thing, it has been this: Big wheels do indeed keep on turning.

An Event Planner who, within 48 hours, lost every contract she had lined up for the entire year, turned the […]

Of all the “stuff” that I carry with me from my early days as a Coach, this concept of “charging what I am worth” has stuck with me.

And not in a good way.

Would it surprise you to learn that this topic h […]

Rebecca Liston Rebecca Liston helps her clients predict, pivot, and compete in an increasingly complex global marketplace. Her clients quickly uncover the root […]

The tides are changing, Dear Reader. The tides in our World. In our Work. In our Ways of Being. And I, for one, am in awe of it.

I don’t always talk about the specifics of my work, but for some reason, it […]