Back in high school, I completed an assessment tool that indicated I was “good at” merchandising. Now as a high school student who did not think out of the box as I do now, I dismissed that assessment thinking “I don’t like business, marking or sales” That was my interpretation of “merchandising” from that limited [...]
Archive for February, 2009
Different Perspectives
Posted in career, careers, coaching, confidence, happiness, motivational, personal and professional development, self help, success, tagged appreciation, believing in yourself, career coaching, changes, coaching, confidence, expression, growth, life coaching, personal development, possibility, stretching out of your comfort zone on February 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Using What You Have
Posted in changes, motivational, personal and professional development, self help, tagged appreciation, budget, coaching, creating, creativity, expression, frugal living, possibility on February 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Using what you have is something I have always focused on – both under great economic conditions and challenging ones like we are facing now. To me, using what I have is one of the ways I use my creativity – and it also feeds my value of not letting anything go to waste.
One of my recent [...]
Time for me
Posted in happiness, motivational, tagged best life, fun, happiness, life balance on February 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Taking time for ourselves is often something we put on the back burner after everything else is accomplished. The thing is, we never finish all those things we want/need to do, so time for us rarely happens unless we plan for it.
Friday was just such a day I had planned for me! It started as [...]
Going for it – take a chance and create that program or develop your ideas
Posted in career, careers, coaching, goals, happiness, motivational, personal and professional development, success, tagged careers, go for it, growth, success on February 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’ll bet that there is something you have been eager to create, learn or do in your career, but since it is not currently part of your job description you have never attempted or accomplished it. Perhaps you see a need for a new procedure or practice that could benefit your organization or colleagues; maybe [...]
