I was chatting with a huggable local friend on the phone today about journaling, diary entries-blogging .. and said ” one of the things so wonderful about diary entries-journaling is the edit-delete factor- you are truly the editor of your life!” You can choose your direction- turn around and look the other way – [...]
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You are the Editor of Your Life!
Posted in blogging, change management, emotional flexibility, tagged blogging, diary, dream coach, dreamskills, insight, journaling on August 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I love the book “Motivating Happiness”- Tony Hsieh
Posted in balance, change management, emotional flexibility, entrpreneurs, happiness, leadership training, motivation, performance, perseverance, positive energy, positive psychology, problem solving, public speaking, stress resilience, success, time management, work-life balance, tagged company culture, core values, customer service, Delivering Happiness, entrepreneur, inspirational business leader, positive psychology, syccess, work-life balance, zappos.com on August 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
First, in case u don’t know who T. Hsieh is- he’s the CEO of zappos.com ( yes, as in zappatos- shoes in Spanish- a mutimillionaire co.) that was recently bought by amazon.com. I love this book!! I love it because I resonate with this ultra successful entrepreneur’s principles & core values- “WOW” them with excellent [...]
Ready for Change?
Posted in brainstorming, change management, emotional flexibility, life coach, personal coaching, tagged change, coaching, comfort zone, focus, goal setting on July 26, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Change is happening at such an increased rate that it is difficult to predict what the future holds. The “rules” are in constant flux and many of the old ways of planning out a life, or business, are no longer applicable. We often cling to them, the “old” comfort zones- and find they are no [...]
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