Your business and projects are your passion so it doesn’t feel like work, most of the time. This can turn you into a workaholic. The longer this goes on, working too much begins taking a toll on our body and relationships. Once our energy gets depleted, burnout ensues and get stuck in a rut. You …
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This year is summed up in one word: Evolve. It consisted of self-reflection and evaluation of my life and business. I’ve grown as a parson and learned (finally admitted to myself) that there are things that I need to change for the better and have a better mindset.
Day 6: #FeelGoodBlogging Challenge – Vulnerability Now, I have no problem being vulnerable. That’s what makes us human and “real”. The question is what to write about since I’ve written a few things already that were vulnerable. Here is a post I wrote a couple years ago about change and taking risks in my life. …
Day 2 of #FeelGoodBlogging Challenge- Finding my Passion. It’s a pretty long story so I tried to summarize it here. I hope it inspires you to find yours.
What a year and they only go by faster as we get older. But coffee helps accomplish all that needs doing. And boy was this another big year. The biggest yet, actually.
Have you ever had your career planned out? Or at least been set on your main goals? Then the years fly by and the next thing you know, you’re not where you thought you’d be at this point in your life?
When I was working on my English degree, I had a tug-of-war about what to do with my life. I knew I wanted to write. But had yet to figure out what to write about. I got grief from everyone around me. “You’ll be a starving artist,” or, “So, you want to be a teacher?” …
Starting a career doesn’t happen over night. It takes time, persistence and patience. In the long-run it’s worth it. There is nothing wrong with any job you work at. No matter how low or high on the business ladder and everyone in-between are needed to make the world go ’round. It takes starting at the …
There is a difference between looking for a job and finding opportunity. To look for a job is putting applications out everywhere. To find an opportunity takes persistence – you have to know where to look and know it’s there to grab it. Then, you must make it happen. I had found a local Freelance …