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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…
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Things I’m Grateful For: Walks in the Park
Read more: Things I’m Grateful For: Walks in the ParkI’m so grateful for beautiful weather and peaceful walks in the park. When I need a quick escape to clear my head, I head down to my neighborhood park and walk around the pond. I love watching the ducks glide across the water or waddle up the bank, hoping for a treat. The warmth of…
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Things I’m Grateful For: Hummingbirds
Read more: Things I’m Grateful For: HummingbirdsMy business name has been a great conversation starter! So many clients and potential clients have asked, “How did you come up with your business name?” The answer is simple—I absolutely love hummingbirds! My husband and I are fortunate to live along a migratory route for these incredible little creatures, allowing us to observe them…
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What to Do When Work Slows Down: A Practical Guide to Staying Ahead
Read more: What to Do When Work Slows Down: A Practical Guide to Staying AheadIf you’re someone who thrives on a busy schedule, a sudden slowdown can feel unsettling—I know because I went through it earlier this year. My first instinct? Tackle every closet in the house. It was a bit overwhelming, but surprisingly rewarding! But after a while, I realized something: extra time like this is rare and…
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Phishing, Passwords, and Wi-Fi — Oh My! How to Stay Safe Online
Read more: Phishing, Passwords, and Wi-Fi — Oh My! How to Stay Safe OnlineLast week, I was at my local grocery store, stuck in one of those painfully long lines. The woman in front of me—let’s call her Laura—started chatting to pass the time. I’d seen her around before (it’s a small town), and since we had plenty of time to kill (seriously, did I say the lines were…