Newsletter
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Things I’m Grateful For: Grandchildren
Read more: Things I’m Grateful For: GrandchildrenThis summer, I had the joy of caring for my 7-year-old grandson, Noah, for a couple of weeks, while his mom began a new position at a school and attended training. Our days together were both wonderfully energizing and, I’ll admit, a little exhausting! There’s truly nothing like experiencing the world through a child’s eyes.…
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Untangling Your Messy Calendar
Read more: Untangling Your Messy CalendarKeeping appointments and deadlines in a calendar is essential. Without one, unless you’ve got a fabulous memory (I don’t), things go bad quickly! Unfortunately, many people still struggle with electronic calendar set up, something I see with clients every day. This is how it usually happens: I was one of these people until I decided it…
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Things I’m Grateful For: Gardening
Read more: Things I’m Grateful For: GardeningThere’s something deeply satisfying about caring for plants—whether it’s digging in the garden or tending to houseplants on a windowsill. Watching a tiny sprout grow into something lush and thriving is a quiet kind of joy. It’s a daily reminder that growth takes time, attention, and a little patience. Plus, there’s nothing like the peaceful rhythm…
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Does Your Website Need a Refresh?
Read more: Does Your Website Need a Refresh?When was the last time you took a really good look at your website? I was recently researching small businesses in my community when I located at least one website that was not “responsive.” That’s a necessity in today’s market. If you’re not familiar with the term, a responsive website automatically adjusts to fit the screen…
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Lessons Learned — Simple Steps for Managing Big Projects
Read more: Lessons Learned — Simple Steps for Managing Big ProjectsAs a former teacher, mentor, and coordinator, I managed numerous projects over the years, all while staying focused on my primary mission: guiding and teaching young minds. There were many late nights and weekends devoted to launching a successful project. I had to learn to stay organized, be flexible, and be prepared for the unexpected.…
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What Are You Quietly Tolerating in Your Workflow?
Read more: What Are You Quietly Tolerating in Your Workflow?When I moved into my new home almost ten years ago, I had just become an empty-nester. The kids were off, starting their own lives, but they weren’t quite settled into their own homes yet. So naturally, they gave me the puppy eyes and said, “Mom, can you hang on to my stuff for a…