Randy Pausch (1960-2008) is one of my most favorite people who lived. I have learned so many life lessons from his “Last Lecture” book. If you have not heard of Randy, take the time to look him up, listen to the “Last Lecture” on YouTube, and read his book. You will be motivated and inspired … Continue reading »
Having a conversation about time management will not do any good to change the time issues you may face. Taking action on managing your time is what you need to do to master it. Do you ever tell yourself on a Sunday afternoon “If I just had one more day, I could catch up on … Continue reading »
Playing the balancing game of life can be pretty difficult. We want to give our all at work and at home. If it were just these two areas that we needed to keep in balance it might not be so difficult. There are four areas in life that we need to keep in balance in … Continue reading »
Last week I was in Pittsburgh speaking at a Practice Management Seminar. It is always so exciting to see people who want to learn more about how they can make their business or job position better. One of the difficult things about going to seminars is that you usually end up with a long list … Continue reading »
Happy Friday to all of you. We have so much to be grateful for. Let us count our blessings as we move throughout our day!
When my children were young I had the privilege of being a stay at home mom, until I became a working from home mom. Even with one parent at home, my children missed their father while he was at work. To make Dad’s going to work a more positive experience for them, here are a … Continue reading »
Putting off thinking about projects, deadlines or commitments can be very draining to your mind and cause you to become unproductive in other areas. The reason for this is that your subconscious mind knows those things are there and not being dealt with yet. Take a few minutes during your most productive time of the … Continue reading »
“Leaders without a plan are just dynamic wanderers” ~ Unknown
“Leadership is an ongoing work in progress. Always be looking for the next puzzle piece to fit into place.” ~ T. C. Totaro
In his book The Slight Edge, author Jeff Olson talks about the “ripple effect.” This is when you toss a rock into a pond and see the ripples from its impact spreading out until they reach the opposite shore. This same ripple effect happens every day in our lives by the way we touch others. … Continue reading »
