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The only action that matters is action. Action constitutes the work, the steps, and the “action” necessary to reach your goals and aspirations. While planning and creating your vision is a vital step that many fail to account for, it’s hard to fix it. This post may contain affiliate links for your convenience. Please read… Read More >>
Content repurposing is the process of taking one piece of content (like a blog post or article or video), transforming it to other formats, and redistributing it in a way that expands its reach across different marketing platforms. This post may contain affiliate links for your convenience. Please read my disclosure policy here. Repurposing content saves… Read More >>
It’s common to feel overwhelmed and yet have no idea what’s causing that feeling. You know things aren’t right, but can’t quite get at why. This post may contain affiliate links for your convenience. Please read my disclosure policy here. How do you discover what’s overwhelming you? One excellent method is to start an overwhelm… Read More >>
Did you ever hear of someone who had a terrible health scare because they made bad choices in life that led to the issue? It shook them up – and for a while, they strictly followed the doctor’s orders. The health scare was their catalyst for motivation. In order for your catalyst to motivate you,… Read More >>
Money brings happiness. Increased income directly correlates to an increase in happiness. But is money alone the cause for your happiness? Can happiness be bought? Take an introspective look at how you can bring more happiness into your life with a couple of fundamental ideas.
I think one of the biggest adjustments to living in the country is weekly meal planning. We no longer live two minutes away from our favorite Chinese restaurant, a Taco Bell, or the grocery store deli. The first week we lived at our new house, it became very apparent that weekly meal planning had to…
Today’s topic brings so much joy to me to share with you. If you struggle at all with dealing with people, your spouse, your job, your boss or your life in general in small or big ways, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE read this book, Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff.
Your productivity at work is directly related to the amount of energy you have! Knowing where your natural energy comes in your day is a great way to create a time management and energy flow that works best for your lifestyle.