Well we’ve reached the end of 2019, and the start of the new decade, and I have to say I’m feeling incredibly grateful. Grateful to you. For the wonderful people out there who read these posts, who join my groups, who hire my services, who trust me and put faith in me. Here’s why: The […]
Maybe you are taking a big chunk of time off this year, or maybe you are pushing through and trying to get stuff done along the way (this is me… this year I’ve got some big things to tick off across Christmas and the holidays still). Either way, Christmas is one of those times of
Phew… it’s been a big year. And from chatting to others and looking around my news feed, it seems I’m not the only one to feel that way. It was a year of ups and downs (aren’t they all), a year which pushed boundaries, and a year which showed us all that we were ready to
*Cue terrible joke about having 2020 vision.* My husband is the king of Dad jokes, and I’ve been dealing with 2020 jokes for far too long already. Hopefully he’ll be over it by the time 2020 actually gets here… right?! (One can only hope!) I’ve seen so much excitement about the upcoming New Year, it
I love hearing about people who are keeping it real. The ones who are juggling this crazy thing called life, and a family, all while growing their business, their way. Because the truth is, it’s not all rainbows and unicorns all of the time. But it is worth it in the end. In the #RealLifeBiz interview series,
There is no denying it, we seem to be squeezing more into our days than ever before. Kid stuff, work, business building, family time, being a good neighbour, hosting parties, ferrying people to and from activities… oh my how the list goes on. In fact, “busy” seems to have become a habit more than anything
I love hearing about people who are keeping it real. The ones who are juggling this crazy thing called life, and a family, all while growing their business, their way. Because the truth is, it’s not all rainbows and unicorns all of the time. But it is worth it in the end. In the #RealLifeBiz interview series,
I’ve often struggled when it comes to the “why” behind my business. Ask any coach, and they will tell you that you NEED a clear, powerful why to be successful. You’ll fall back on it when times are tough, it will guide your decision making and it will empower your audience when you share it.
I love hearing about people who are keeping it real. The ones who are juggling this crazy thing called life, and a family, all while growing their business, their way. Because the truth is, it’s not all rainbows and unicorns all of the time. But it is worth it in the end. In the #RealLifeBiz interview series,
Let’s be real here for a minute. Motivation ebbs and flows… it’s like a river. And that’s ok. I honestly believe that you can’t be 100% motivated all of the time… we just don’t function that way. You’ll have times when you are kicking some serious arse, smashing through your to-do list, and making everything
