I guess this self-focus is really just another way of getting to know the real you. It’s a good way to get to the bottom of any destructive behavior that might be popping up.
Welcome back to our discussion about time management. The question at hand is a rather important one to ask yourself if you want to get to the next level in any area of your life. You can either do what you have to do to keep your time in check or you can let it walk mercilessly all over you.
Do you constantly ask “where did the day go?” or “why does it seem like I didn’t accomplish anything?” If so, maybe it’s time to look at your methodology.
Acknowledging even the smallest of gestures sent forth into our experience is one of the most satisfying things you can do. We’ve all heard the saying “stop and smell the roses.”
Happiness, Love, Financial Abundance, Health – all things that most women want in their lives, but what about the details? How do you know what job or mate is best for you? How do you know when it’s time to do something different?
What are you giving? How do you present YOU to the world? What gifts and talents are pouring out of you regularly? Do you spend too much time wishing that you could do something different only to miss living the life you have?
Have you ever been so busy that you forgot your own children’s names? You attempt to call one of them and what comes out of your mouth is a stuttered combination of your other child’s name (or the pet’s), your grocery list, and the title of the novel you wish you had time to read.
Hey, Ladies, check out my guest post over at SonyaFeher.com. The title is Writing With Children – a funny account of my daily writing attempts with a toddler and three teens. I am honored that she has also been inspired by my post to start a regular guest post column entitled Writing With Children.
If you are like me, finding an exercise routine that works and is enjoyable can be difficult. Variety is something that I need in order to stick with any physical fitness plan. Yes, I have a shelf full of exercise DVDs, but unfortunately, I don’t utilize most of them- got bored with them. I found [...]
Every day, millions of women spend 8-10 hours sitting in an office chair or desk in order to do their job. They think about getting that last report done, calling that client, impressing the boss, but what they may not think about is how their job might be a health risk.
