Posts Tagged ‘goals’
Best of Sage Grayson Coaching 2013
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! If I could hug you through my laptop monitor, I would. Just imagine me hugging you right now. Mmmm! I want to thank each and every one of you for your support, comments, feedback, emails, and for working with me during 2013. Every December I do a roundup of…
Read MoreA New Freebie for You Productivity All-Stars!
Do you remember what it was like to be 10 years old? When I was that age, I spent much of my time eating fistfuls of Nutter Butters and watching Duck Tales (woo-oooo!!!). But when I wasn’t imagining myself swimming through the mounds of gold in Uncle Scrooge’s money bin, I would play school with…
Read MoreQuestion of the Week: What’s the Most Unusual Thing on Your Bucket List?
The end of the year is fast approaching, and nearly everyone I know is plotting out their plans for 2014 and thinking about their bigger life goals. What things do you want to do next year? What type of person do you want to be? If you’re struggling to come up with an answer, then…
Read MoreWhy Your Phone Can Never Replace Your Planner
I’ve been called a lot of things; some good (thanks, clients!), some bad (no thanks, internet trolls!). One thing I hear on a pretty regular basis is the term “old school.” I may run an online business, but some of my coaching techniques are downright low-tech, maybe even retro. But sorry, no break dancing. My…
Read MoreWarning: Your Deadlines are Making You Procrastinate (for REAL!)
We’re going to take a trip down memory lane today, back to the time I was a newspaper reporter. I was a regular Lois Lane, and I even had my dark-haired, muscly, glasses-wearing boyfriend (that’d be Chris). Unfortunately, Chris didn’t wear a blue Spandex suit and save the day like Superman. But he did drive…
Read MoreThe Fear No One Talks About
It’s Face Your Fear Week on Sage Grayson Coaching. I’m sharing posts about confronting your fears so you can live your happiest, most-authentic life. I’ve found it’s easier to admit your fears to others when it’s something that most people can relate to. Of course we fear creepy strangers, being out of the loop, looking…
Read MoreCurl Up With These Popular Posts
It’s starting to feel like fall around here in the suburbs of San Francisco, which is saying a lot since the temperature doesn’t fluctuate very much during the year. There’s a slight crispness to the air, and the leaves are dripping with red and gold. It’s times like this when I like to curl up…
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