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Escape from Cusco, Peru
Last flight out of Cusco on April 3rd we were told. You better get on it or you will be in Peru indefinitely. This is what we were emailed by the US Embassy on April 1st. Problem was, we were in quarantine and the country was under martial law... No one in or out...
Instead of Having Another Busy Week, Try Focusing on the Essential Few
As I have been speaking with people one-on-one about their challenges in their business and life, I can feel the weight of the world on their shoulders. There is a heaviness to them. Their faces are drawn long and they look exhausted. I recognize that look. It's...
Do you want to run away on a very long vacation because your workload is just too much?
It's common to feel buried under a giant list of things to do. It's overwhelming to think about the many things that need to be done at home, at work, for the kids and for ourselves. Which one do you think always slips to the bottom of the list? You got it! Making...
Want More Money?
Tired of just having enough money to get by? Does it seem like there's never enough? If you've been wanting more money for quite some time and it just isn't showing up, chances are you're stuck in a cycle of lack. Ick! And don't let anyone fool you, we've ALL been...
If you find yourself worrying try this out instead…
Although worry is normal for most, the habit of worrying actually keeps us from being at our best. When we worry about things, we wind ourselves up tight like a rubber-band. As much as we try to stay calm and patient, worry at some point will cause us to snap......
Business Start-Ups: Work Fun, Not Hard
Have you ever thought about starting your own business but thought, "Nah, it's too much work." Perhaps you have your own business and you're wondering, "Why is it so hard to find new clients?" Today, I'm going to share the 5 things I wish I knew when starting my own...
When to Lay Low Versus Take Action
Just as in nature, there are seasons in our own lives. We experience natural ebbs and flows. In the winter, many things go dormant to prepare for rapid new growth in the Spring. This period of rest and darkness is crucial to success of the new season. There may be...
Self Confidence: Breaking Through Your Personal Barrier
Have you ever wanted something so badly but you just can't seem to do what it takes to make it happen? Perhaps you have been trying to start your own business for years, signing up for all kinds of programs, investing in numerous coaches, spending upwards of $100,000...
Holiday Stress: Tip for Relieving Overwhelm
The holidays are upon us and that means stress levels, for many, are at an all time high and rightly so. Check out the list of things we add to our already heavy workloads... gift shopping gift wrapping writing holiday cards preparing for hosting or visiting...
Why Going For Your Dream Job Sounds Like Rubbish
Many of us have been taught to work hard, keep our noses to the grind stone and push ourselves to go to work everyday so that one day we can retire and live the good life. That's what our parents did. It worked well for them. Yet, in America, over 55% of people report...
How to Find Your Best Job
How have others found their jobs? Ask your friends how they all found their jobs. I bet you'll get a wide variety of answers. I've heard every story. One person posted a question on Facebook asking for ideas and their friend responded with a job opening. Several...
Ready For a Career Change?
Perhaps you've struggled to figure out what career is the right one for you. That can be a very long a frustrating journey and it can seem like there isn't many resources that will truly help you. Perhaps you have an idea of what you would like to do next but it's...
How to Get Clear on Your Dream Job
free photo courtesy of www.dreamstime.com If you are looking for a new career, one you really love, in a moment I'll share with you 3 ways to get started. For years I knew, deep inside, I wanted a different type of job. I was looking for a career that aligned well...
Is Your Company Death to the Soul?
Twenty or so years ago, my mission was to get a corporate job and climb the corporate ladder. That's what my parents had done. They were successful. They made great money and had great benefits. They worked at one corporation for their entire adult lives and survived...