I don’t have a crystal ball. I can’t see the future. But I am happy to share a few things I know from guiding people through the last few years and through the last two major market and economic roller coaster falls.
Reeba and I want to help you have all you truly want and deserve in life. So we offer this quiet respite from the work-a-day world as our gift.
Reeba and I want to help you have all you truly want and deserve in life. So we offer this quiet respite from the work-a-day world as our gift.
Reeba and I want to help you have all you truly want and deserve in life. So we offer this quiet respite from the work-a-day world as our gift.
We do everything we can to move our business toward our goals. And yet sometimes we miss seeing the messages that can keep us from a detour or backslide.
Warning: this post is not for people who do not want to do something different than what they have been doing. If you have been wanting to make a change in some area of your life or business and just haven’t seemed able to loosen things up, I have something for you. It’s a bit …
Visualization has steadily gained notoriety and acceptance. However, it is often misunderstood. These misunderstandings can lead to a reluctance to experiment with this beneficial tool.
We’re expected to pay honor to our Mother and Father, regardless of our relationships. For many this can create some major mix ups in feelings on the day we call “Father’s Day”.
Even if we have good relationships with our parent or parents, feelings can arise that we don’t quite understand. These feelings may not seem to relate to our activities on the actual holiday.
For Some, Mother’s Day is Anything But Happy I’ve seen a lot of Mother’s Day appreciation messages, which is delightful to see. But in contrast, I’ve been hearing sadness, frustration and uncertainty from clients in regard to their own feelings as a mother, a daughter, a son, or a husband in anticipation of a holiday …
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Productivity Shame is defined by Google as: “the act of setting utterly unrealistic goals or schedules for yourself and then beating yourself up when you fail to meet them. Productivity shame stops you from ever feeling like you’ve done “enough”.
