‘Money Sense’ Radio Show
I’ll be making my fourth appearance on Karen Ellenbecker’s Money Sense radio program. My appearance is scheduled for Sunday February 3rd, but don’t worry there will be plenty of time for the Super Bowl! (more…)
Everyone is creative. Whether you think you are or not, you are! Creativity exists in all different ways. Once we acknowledge this we can find ways to use our creativity. (more…)
Have you ever watched a small child listen to music? They smile and move. If they’re walking, they dance. Even when they’re infants, they respond to music. Kids love music. And dogs seem to like it, too, if their tendency to “sing” along is any indication.
Sometimes we need to put on some music and sit with it and let it talk to our spirits. Here are some suggestions on how you can start adding music to your life. (more…)
Do you tend to live in a half wake, half conscious state? Think about it. Do you roll back over in the mornings and hit your snooze a couple times then roll out of bed, head down the hall & make coffee in a half wake state? Check our my three suggestions to help you life more consciously. (more…)
Are you caught up in all the information in your head? Trying to keep your head above water? Check out my post, Checking in to Information Detox, over at dumb little man. (more…)
Sharing a quote from my special report, slow down fast: a revolutionary guide for being productive, efficient, and effective. (more…)
It’s that time of year – resolution time. Take a look at five resolutions you can make for 2008 to grow your business. (more…)
Discussion about slowing down to enjoy life on Sunday, December 23 at 10:30 p.m. EST. This discussion is led by Kristen Hallows on her blog talk radio show Job You Desire. www.jobyoudeserve.blogspot.com (more…)
There was a promise that in the near future there would be a “paperless” office; a post about this promise at Small Business Trends website. (more…)
Time is money… the expression is as old as the day is long… and yet these days, “the day” is not nearly as long as we need it to be to get everything done that we want to do.
If that sentence made your head spin a little, chances are it’s because, like most of us, you’re caught up in the usual rush, rush, rush that has become your expected mode of operation. No matter where we turn, it seems like everyone has an amazing new product or tool that’s designed to make life easier and save everyone a ton of time. And yet, our precious minutes just seem to slip away, despite our every effort to “own” our own time.
Technology is a great example of a time-snatcher marauding as a time-saver. Gadgets and gizmos are being waved in our faces at every turn, all promising to save us time, put us in touch with the important people sooner, and get what we have to get done out of the way so we can move on to better things. Yet how often do we actually call the shots against the technology that rules our lives and forever seems to occupy our time?
