I write straight-up, useful & entertaining emails about once a week.
The last thing you want is to sound slimy, icky or like you’re taking advantage of people in a crisis. And yet, it’s happening!
Whoever tells you they know exactly what you should do in your business right now is frankly, full of crap. I mean, let’s be
I find it interesting that everything I’m saying to you now is essentially what I was saying “BC” (Before Coronavirus) except with even more gusto. It
We live in a world of MORE MORE MORE. Yep: it’s buy more, have more, do more, be more. Billboards everywhere telling us we’re not
Let’s face it: most women entrepreneurs don’t have great boundaries. As women, we tend toward accommodating others. We want to help. We want people to
Here’s my bet: You have a critique of the status quo. There’s something happening in society that you don’t totally agree with (not hard these
I don’t know about you, but I’m planning on doing things differently in the new decade. Less struggle, more ease Less “running out of time”
I think we can all agree that cultivating and really feeling a sense of gratitude is a worthy way to spend some time this week.
On the first birthday of my daughter, I thought I’d share a bit of what I’ve learned about “work-life balance.” First off – one year!?!
We live in a society on overdrive. Better. Faster. More. A “quick” visit to the internet to purchase, I don’t know, say, a kitchen caddy?…
The last thing you want is to sound slimy, icky or like you’re taking advantage of people in a crisis. And yet, it’s happening!
Whoever tells you they know exactly what you should do in your business right now is frankly, full of crap. I mean, let’s be
I find it interesting that everything I’m saying to you now is essentially what I was saying “BC” (Before Coronavirus) except with even more gusto. It
We live in a world of MORE MORE MORE. Yep: it’s buy more, have more, do more, be more. Billboards everywhere telling us we’re not
Let’s face it: most women entrepreneurs don’t have great boundaries. As women, we tend toward accommodating others. We want to help. We want people to
Here’s my bet: You have a critique of the status quo. There’s something happening in society that you don’t totally agree with (not hard these
I don’t know about you, but I’m planning on doing things differently in the new decade. Less struggle, more ease Less “running out of time”
I think we can all agree that cultivating and really feeling a sense of gratitude is a worthy way to spend some time this week.
On the first birthday of my daughter, I thought I’d share a bit of what I’ve learned about “work-life balance.” First off – one year!?!
We live in a society on overdrive. Better. Faster. More. A “quick” visit to the internet to purchase, I don’t know, say, a kitchen caddy?…