Picture yourself standing astride a teeter-totter or seesaw; the names are interchangeable.  Arms and legs out-stretched in a last ditch effort to maintain a modicum of balance. Your thoughts are laser focused on keeping this thing you have achieved, for the moment, stable. How relaxed are you? How long can you realistically maintain this position? A minute? An hour? A year? Forever? As a young mother, I regularly assumed that everyone in the supermarket knew exactly what men

What do you think held you back? What does it feel like not to act even when later you wished you had? What does it feel like to go to the edge and to be pulled back by fear and self-doubts? What resonates with you about accountability and taking responsibility? Selling out refers to the compromising of one’s integrity, morality and principles in exchange for some personal gain or because at that moment, we lack the courage to take a stand, and thereby, stand out. Selling out

Improve the brevity and simplicity of your electronic communication. Connect with 5 new people and 7 existing colleagues or friends each day. Inspect your business process cycle from start to finish for improvement. Rethink your approach to helping others succeed. Increase the number of times you connect others to build new relationships. Resolve 3 pieces of unfinished business, no matter how painful. Live closer to your goals and your main points of focus, and less by reacti

1. Honor your boundaries: Boundaries protect you from people that your spirit cannot easily afford. 2.  Raise your standards: The higher your standards, the fewer problems you will experience in life. 3. Clarify your requirements: Everyone in your life deserves to know what you expect/require of them. 4. Finish your unfinished business: The fewer unresolved items in your life, the more confident you will feel. 5. Get your personal needs met: Until your personal needs are met,

1. Increase your response time to requests. 2. Improve the brevity and simplicity of your electronic correspondence. 3. Connect with 5 new people and 7 existing colleagues or friends each day. 4. Inspect your business process cycle from start to finish for improvement. 5. Rethink your approach to helping others succeed. 6. Increase the number of times you connect others to build new relationships. 7. Resolve 3 pieces of unfinished business, no matter how painful. 8. Li

1. Increase your response time to requests. 2. Improve the brevity and simplicity of your electronic correspondence. 3. Connect with 5 new people and 7 existing colleagues or friends each day. 4. Inspect your business process cycle from start to finish for improvement. 5. Rethink your approach to helping others succeed. 6. Increase the number of times you connect others to build new relationships. 7. Resolve 3 pieces of unfinished business, no matter how painful. 8. Li