“Fear is the number one reason that people stay stuck and don’t change,” the female morning show host states on the radio and my brain tells me to focus and pay attention. Even though I’m currently overcoming one of my fears, I still try and soak up any tidbits that …
Are you thinking of going out on your own and leaving a secure corporate job behind? Does variable and potentially inconsistent pay equally intrigue and scare the crap out of you? If you’re shaking your head yes, here’s a 4 step process I’ve put into place recently to help re-frame how …
It’s easy to think that by being an employee you are taking on less risk than the land of the self-employed. At best, it’s a fallacy and at worst, you shouldn’t settle for comfort when it comes to your career. The ball is in your court if you will. I’ve …
Have a baby. Or two. I’m serious! I thought I was busy before having kids. I tend to overbook when it comes to scheduling. My husband on the other hand is more comfortable not having everything planned out and enjoys spending time at home. It’s not that I don’t, I’m …
Alternative title, “Changing My E-mail Habits.” I’ve recently read, “The 4-Hour Workweek” by Tim Ferriss. There are a lot of gems in this book, but one I plan to implement immediately, is changing my e-mail habits. Even without a smart phone, it is so easy to be a compulsive e-mail …
I recently read an article on LinkedIn about companies that are currently adopting a four-day work week and their reasons for doing so. Even though it’s the schedule I currently keep, it seems far from the current norm. If you add in time spent working from home, I have friends that work …
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