Posts Tagged ‘energy’
Editor’s Notebook 76
The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! PS, VIP Day spots are open for May and June. Get yours here. What I’m Loving This Week Nature Rx Part 1. The only medicine you need. The Reading Habits of…
Read MoreThe Life Editor Podcast Ep. 11: Choose the Proactive Life
Today, I want to talk about being in control of your own life. Sometimes we give away our power by shifting the focus away from ourselves and blaming other people for our circumstances. But you are at least partially responsible for whatever bad luck you’re experiencing. And when you choose to take action, that’s when…
Read MoreLife Editor’s Picks: Law of Attraction Books
I may have a Type A personality and thrive on order and structure, but that doesn’t mean I don’t know when to stop pushing and just let things flow. The law of attraction is one of those “woo woo” ideas that I firmly believe in. I’ve seen firsthand how thinking positive thoughts, visualizing good outcomes, and…
Read MoreEditor’s Notebook 63
The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! PS, Life Editing for Beginners starts February 1. Click here to get on the Early Bird notification list. What I’m Loving This Week Take Naps to Be More Productive. This sounds…
Read MoreThe Life Editor Podcast Ep. 6: Boost Your Energy By Closing Your Open Loops
Today I want to talk to you about a negative force in your life that you probably don’t even realize is draining your energy and making it nearly impossible to move forward on your goals. I know I was surprised when I found out about these bad influences! They chip away at your motivation and…
Read More10 Ways to Get Over the Afternoon Energy Slump
I recently shared an article on Facebook about how flexible work hours are changing the average American employee’s workday. Some businesses are catching on that they’ll have happier, more productive employees if you give them the autonomy to choose their start times. For instance, an early bird might benefit from starting her day at 7:00…
Read MoreThe Leaky Bucket: How to Fix the Things That Drain You
I talk about bucket lists a lot, but today I want to talk about a completely different kind of bucket. This bucket isn’t about the goals you set for yourself; it’s about the energy you have to pursue those goals. Pretend that you are holding a bucket (go ahead and imagine a shiny jewel-encrusted bucket…
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