We were all anxious to get out of quarantine and venture out. With company, industry, and professional conferences on hold, being able to travel again...
5 Things NOT To Do This Summer
1. DON’T Say YES too often. There’s a school of thought that says you limit yourself by not saying yes to situations and opportunities that come u...
Mothers and Leaders
May is the month dedicated to the feminine. We celebrate Mother’s Day in May each year and recognize women who have been mothers either biologically...
It’s Time to Dismantle Hustle Culture and Reclaim What’s Important
Guest blog by Tricia Sportsman, SHRM-SCP Enough is enough with hustle culture. Exhaustive working hours, accessible 24/7, grueling travel schedules, a...
Assertiveness – A Double Edged Sword
Katy Mims was my friend and mentor—and next-door neighbor—for over 20 years. Katy was a fifth-generation Floridian who started out as a journalist...
Wishing Is the First Step to Dreams Come True
I recently took this picture of the “wishing tree” at Selby Gardens in Sarasota, FL. Each year over the holidays, those attending these beautiful ...
Holding Opposing Views Can Make Your Dreams Come True
Evolved humans can hold two opposing thoughts – or what sometimes seem to be conflicting concepts. The definition of “intention” and “commitme...
Are YOU At Risk of Burning Out?
Guest blog by Laura S. Scott I have been spending a lot of time in conversations with clients talking about burnout; either their impending burno...
What Santini Taught Me
Beloved Santini September 23, 2009 – September 30, 2021 Santini was a force, a proud, adventurous and loving gentle giant. He stood regally am...
Can you feel happier?
When asked: “What’s important in life?” Most people will say some version of “I/we just want to be happy.” How much can you control your hap...
Life is Better Inside Out
I was recently listening to one of my favorite podcasts, Hidden Brain, and was inspired by the August 2 episode titled You 2.0: Cultivating Your Purpo...
The Art of Apology
Guest blog by Laura S. Scott When was the last time somebody offered you a sincere apology? Was it someone close to you, a family member? A stranger...
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