I think it’s incredibly powerful to slow down and question the purpose of everything, to be sure that you have your own intent behind the activities that you are doing. I have begun including affiliate links for the books I mention. If you use them I may make a commission at no additional cost to […]
How to Dismantle Your ‘Upper Limit’: 3 Truths for Removing Limiting Beliefs
When I read The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks and his concepts of the Upper Limit and the Zone of Genius, I found these ideas revolutionary, and his practical advice incredibly powerful, yet it also raised questions it didn’t answer, at least for me. I finished the book moved and inspired, yet still missing something […]
7 Ways to Create Room in Your Life for Meaningful Work (as a millennial mom)
For us as moms deep work can be incredibly elusive, but I’m committed to finding a way to carve out time for meaningful, creative activities. I finally finished reading Deep Work, by Cal Newport, and while his paradigm is that of a male professor and he talks in terms of being an office knowledge worker, […]
The Key to Expanding to Your Full Potential
How do you celebrate a big win, or a perfect moment? What do you do when you are in one of those precious mountaintop experiences? What we tend to do in the moment is to sabotage it. We get the high, and then we immediately do something to lessen the experience or the joy we […]
Finding time to get in the zone
If you run a business or just a household, or both, but also have some creative work that you do regularly that requires getting in the ‘zone’ I think you’ll appreciate this Maker’s Schedule, Manager’s Schedule article by Paul Graham that I discovered this week (it was in Amy Lynn Andrew’s Useletter, which is one […]
Reflections on marketing formulas and when to buy online courses
Today I’m thinking about all the formulas that are out there being taught. And I want to help you change your approach and your perspective on them. These teachers tried a lot of things, and then something worked for them, and they became successful. Their success attracted attention and questions, and then they realized people […]