“I break tradition, Sometimes my tries, Are outside the lines, We’ve been conditioned, To not make mistakes, But I Can’t live that way”
The first time I heard Natasha Bedingfield perform “Unwritten” I knew that it was going to become one of my theme songs. There are a number of great thoughts throughout the lyrics of this song. Keep reading to get more.
“But there never seems to be enough time
To do the things you want to do
Once you find them
I’ve looked around enough to know
That you’re the one I want to go
Through time with”
I’ve loved this song since I was young, and still do. It reminds us that time is fragile. In his song, Croce Time management has been sung about for years. Here, the late Jim Croce sang about how he wished he could bottle time in his 1973 hit Time in a Bottle. We know we can’t really bottle time, but what if we could?
Danny, our golden Havanese puppy is one of the most unusual coaches I have ever had! In the past few years I have learned a number of things that were good reminders for my business and your business too.
Hello Friends! I wanted to write a quick note to let you know why I have had to “vanish” for a while. About 8 weeks ago an endocrinologist started me on a new medication that ultimately led me down a whole new path for life. If you want the details, keep reading. If not, know that I’m back and have an ever increasing joy for life and living it!
One of the most important things to think about when you are organizing and prioritizing your projects is if you are working on the right things. Today, I’m going to tell you about a time I forgot that rule and what I have done to resolve it and how you can apply what I’m reminding myself.
Be Careful to Not Get Distracted by “Bright Shiny Objects”
I frequently talk about taking action and not over analyzing things, but there are times that you can take that a bit too far. Sometimes it is easy to get distracted by “bright shiny objects” (BSO).
As you know, I am a big believer in diversity and that there are different solutions for different people. There are no “silver bullets” or magic solutions.
However, there are things that you can learn about the way your brain works (how you are “wired”) that will help you determine how to spend your time and solve challenges. Keep reading and take the quiz!
A while ago I wrote about fear that paralyzes. How are you doing working through your fears?
Fear holds us up. Fear keeps us away from our goal attainment.
I have a number of clients that will choose to not take action because they are afraid of making a mistake. The unfortunate thing about this is that the fear of being wrong holds them up from actually pushing their business forward. Here are some ideas for how to work though those issues.
In order for any business to grow, they have to TAKE ACTION! This can be really difficult for some.
Procrastination is the #1 reason small businesses stall and do not grow as quickly as they would like.
Let’s put an end of that today!
Here are some great techniques to defeat your procrastination.
Chris Garrett recently posted on Defeating Procrastination. He shares that analysis paralysis can keep any well-intentioned person from getting things to the completion stage. Here are the tips that he shares to overcome that:
Where do you spend your time? Where you choose to spend your time directly reflects the financial outcome for your business.
Today, I’ll focus on ways that you can evaluate and adjust how to spend your time so that you can positively impact your bottom line.