Janet was tired of being afraid. She may not have made the best choices in her life, but she was no longer going to allow fear to dictate her future. The minute Roger walked through that door, she was going to do it. She would tell him – she’s leaving.
Category: Motivation
The Goal Writing Instigator
My friend Ben Yoskovitz over at Instigator Blog is running a great series on goal setting. It’s one of those topics you hear a lot about, but that can often be confusing. Ben and the contributors to the group blog project are really doing a great job of providing some wonderful food for thought. I’m… Continue reading The Goal Writing Instigator
4 Ways the Work at Home Parent Teaches Success by Example
There are many advantages to being a work-at-home parent. At the top of the list are freedom, and being there for your kids. But one often overlooked benefit is that you’re teaching your kids how to succeed – by example. The majority of the folks I know who work from home, are following their dreams… Continue reading 4 Ways the Work at Home Parent Teaches Success by Example
Stop Asking How…
Questions are a powerful tool – when you ask the right ones. When you’re working through making the leap to working from home, asking the right questions is key. We’ve all heard the standard reporter questions: Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How. Notice that “how” is usually last? To me, it’s fitting – especially… Continue reading Stop Asking How…
Advice on Keeping the Half-Full Perspective
The venerable Starbucker has a brilliant post over at his Ramblings From a Glass Half Full blog entitled 5 Quick Tips To Keep The Glass Half-Full. Including such great advice as “Get off of the ground, but stay out of the clouds” and “Open mind, open skies,” these tips really provide a perfect framework for… Continue reading Advice on Keeping the Half-Full Perspective