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Editor’s Notebook 255

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 Joy-Inspiring Gratitude Journal Prompts for Every Zodiac Sign. I love this fun way to make gratitude an everyday habit. The Ultimate Guide To A No-Buy Year.…

4 Simple Strategies to Boost Business Productivity

A successful business needs a good business plan and a dedicated, hardworking team. To maximize workplace productivity, you need a clear plan to achieve a specific goal. It takes time to design a productivity strategy that works and includes employee wellness, new software, KPIs, and team motivation. Here are 4 simple strategies to boost business…

3 Helpful Benefits of Niche Marketing for Your Business

To run a successful business, you must be exceptionally clear about what do and who your ideal customers are. A well-defined customer profile is one of the most important aspects of growing a thriving company because if you’re unable to identify and attract your customer base, then you won’t get enough sales to sustain your…

4 Steps to Become the Best Version of Yourself

Becoming the best version of yourself involves stripping away thoughts, beliefs, and opinions you were taught to believe that don’t support your success. You’re capable of more than your limiting beliefs want you to believe, and with a little effort, you can be successful at any of your big goals. Here are 4 simple steps…

A Simplified Approach to Healthy Eating

In this modern world, we are faced with endless options and choices, and this is especially true when it comes to our diet. We must learn to eat healthy foods that give us energy and keep our bodies running well. Often, a simpler eating plan can benefit us physically and mentally. Here is a simplified…

4 Free Workshops to Supercharge Your Productivity

I may be a life coach, but that doesn’t mean I’m chanting with crystals or meditating under a full moon. There are so many ways to be a coach, and while I do love those hippy dippy ones who can connect with their inner child, I’m a bit more . . . um, high strung. Life…

How to Use a Not-To-Do List to Declutter Your Life

For the longest time, I was always the “more is more” kind of gal. More attention, more clothes, more projects, more food, more fancy gadgets. More, more, more! My self-worth was tied up in how much I could achieve and how much I could do while still maintaining my sanity (sort of). So I climbed that corporate…