Time to Retire…or Just Rethink?
Baby Boomers are often referred to as “the lump in the snake” when describing their effect on the economy. And right now, that lump is
September 11, 2008
Mindhacks: 5 Ways to Increase Creativity, Productivity and Intelligence
“Early to bed and early to rise will make a man healthy, wealthy and wise.” We’re all familiar with this old proverb, popularized in Benjamin
September 9, 2008
Are You Too Comfortable in Your Discomfort Zone?
We all live in a framework of ideas, beliefs, and actions known as our comfort zone. It’s what we know and what we’ve always done.
September 8, 2008
Are Your Projects Failing Because of Group Dynamics?
“If you’re working in a big group, you’re fighting human nature.” So says Nathan Zook in a recent article for 37 Signals. (http://www.37signals.com/svn/posts/995-if-youre-working-in-a-big-group- youre-fighting-human-nature). In
September 4, 2008
What Are You Motivated By: Pain or Pleasure?
People are motivated by pain than pleasure. In other words, they are more determined to move away from their pain, than they are to move
September 3, 2008
The Hardest Part of Getting Things Done
Have you ever noticed that the hardest part of getting things done is starting them in the first place? It’s true. We’ve all felt the
September 2, 2008
The Only Moment is Now: Where Are You Living?
If you are a follower of Oprah Winfrey or Eckhart Tolle you must have heard about the worldwide phenomenon of their joint webinar series based
September 1, 2008
Children and Independence – How Much is Too Much?
On April 4th, 2008, Lenore Skenazy shocked readers of the New York Sun with her editorial, “Why I Let My 9-Year-Old Ride the Subway Alone.”
August 30, 2008
When the People We Love Take Different Paths
Life is change. This much we know. But sometimes we can be unprepared to face the magnitude of change that such growth can bring, especially
August 29, 2008
Freelancers Are Putting the “Co” Back Into Coworking
One of the first things you learn when you go freelance is that isolation can be a soul-killer. Dreams of sleeping late, working in your
August 28, 2008
Exaggeration: Get Way Out Over Those Skis!
From my article Want To Improve Your Life? Tell A Whopper! at Pick The Brain: “We exaggerate not to get away with something, but to
August 27, 2008
Beating The Culture of Fear
You hear it on the news every day, the list of things you’re supposed to be afraid of today (and just how afraid you should
August 27, 2008
7 Steps To Achieve Anything You Desire
Do you believe you can have anything you desire? Some people do, and they seem to have a knack for going after what they want
August 26, 2008
Life Sucks? What to Do About It
Have the doldrums got you down? Too many negative hits in a row making you feel like the target at a carnival shooting gallery? Sometimes,
August 25, 2008
5 Steps To Move From Concern to Content
Many of us spend a lot of time being concerned about every aspect of our lives and often miss out on the sweet feeling of
August 21, 2008
What Do Michael Phelps and Entrepreneurs Have In Common?
Coaches! (of course). Read Tannette Johnson-Elie’s great article: Business Coaches Can Give Entrepreneurs Advice, Motivation at JSOnline. You might pay particular attention to the 10th
August 20, 2008
Tips for Dealing with Workplace Politics
Oh, the joys of office skullduggery. Who said what, to whom. Who’s getting that special project and who’s getting shut out – and why. Who’s
August 20, 2008
8 Essential Ingredients to Master Your Time
Being rich is having money; being wealthy is having time. – Margaret Bonnano Sometimes it’s hard to believe we all have the same 24 hours/day
August 19, 2008
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