Posts Tagged ‘overwhelm’
A Message From Your Future Self
In the past week, I’ve had Discovery Calls with 2 different public school teachers who both have the same problem. They don’t want to be teaching anymore. It’s not the kids, but the administration, lack of freedom, and poor pay. And now that the school year has begun, these teachers feel stuck and hopeless about their futures.…
Read MoreFire Your Boss! You Know You Want To
It’s said that people don’t quit jobs, they quit bad managers. That’s certainly been true for me. A great team of coworkers who value and respect you can make a less-than-ideal working situation bearable. But a bad manager can make every day feel like a nightmare. Not only that, but you can’t enjoy your weekends or…
Read More5 Anxiety Tips to Calm Down When Nothing Else Works | Stop Worrying Today!
My clients and I have a lot of things in common. We buy too many planners, nibble on chocolate daily, and spoil our dogs rotten. But one thing I wish we didn’t share is that we’re all drowning in ANXIETY! I can’t look at any news site without wanting to scream into a pillow .…
Read MoreEditor’s Notebook 268
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! What I’m Loving This Week Book I’m currently reading: Enjoying this fun book with my Life Editor Academy ladies. Here’s What “Rest Snacking” Is — and Why You Should Start Doing…
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Most of my life coaching clients run their own businesses or have been dreaming about starting one for years. My greatest pleasure is helping newbie entrepreneurs design beautiful programs, simplify their marketing, and automate as much as possible so their products “sell while they sleep.” When I started my business, every day was AGONY as I juggled a…
Read More5 Healthy Habits to Try at Home
You might have goals for every area of your life: health and fitness, career, money, relationships and more. Instead of focusing on the ultimate big goal you want to achieve, break it down into doable habits. A small daily action can build positive results over time so you can be successful without the usual overwhelm.…
Read MoreTiny Leaps, Big Changes | Book Club Discussion
When you finally commit to a goal, it’s easy to fall into the trap of doing ALL THE THINGS that could possibly help. You’ll join a gym, ask for a raise, clean your entire house, cut up your credit cards, and run 10 miles a day until you collapse into a heap of sweat and…
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