Once Upon A Time, In a Galaxy Not So Far Away…
I was 46 years young and working in a brand new, high-level position that basically required me to create my job description as I went along.
I loved what I was doing, but it meant 70+ hour work weeks, lots of traveling and very little local or national support from my organization.
I was newly remarried after a 20-year marriage and several years...
It’s time – to wake up to a new reality. A reality that links investing in the connection between kids and Nature will prove to be beneficial and rewarding to all mankind. It’s a new mindset for parents, educators and businesses to embrace – one that stems from curiosity and leads to empathy and respect for all life form.
As we know, all children are curious by nature. We all observe how...
What if the secret to creating and managing your time was not some elaborate system of charts or fancy new app for your iPhone?
While working on developing products and services for the coming year, it occurred to me that I needed to ask a number of questions of the women I serve or hope to serve before I can create a workshop, retreat, e-book, or any other product that is spot on. So I began to do just that, and have spent the past couple of months talking with women all across the corporate...
When I first began feeling the rumblings that I wanted to change careers and follow my bliss, I continually chided myself for entertaining such “pie-in-the-sky” thoughts at my age. I was 41.
When I wasn’t sticking pins in my own balloon, I was freaking out about what exactly I’d actually DO for a living if I took the plunge and struck out in...
This week we celebrated World Gratitude Day, which was launched in 1965 at the International East-West Center in Hawaii during a Thanksgiving Dinner hosted by meditation guru Sri Chinmoy. Those in attendance, including delegates and high-ranking officials from more than a dozen countries around the world, pledged to celebrate gratitude and to count blessings from their home country every September 21 following.
In point of fact, I work really hard to be...
Source: http://12most.com posted by Margie Clayman on 8/9/11
When Google Plus launched, a few people commented that it seemed to be very heavily laden with testosterone. Early adopters tended to shrug that off. Many said, “Well I’ve seen tons of women in there.” But over the last couple of weeks, statistics have shown that
