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Choose Harmonious & Supportive Relationships
Most of us have that one person we can always count on. You call him or her when you’re nervous about a job interview, frustrated with a family member, or even grieving the loss of a loved one. They always seem to know the right thing to say to make you feel a little better about the situation, a little more confident in yourself, and a little less lost in your sadness.
Empowering Entrepreneurs: Why Drama Skills Matter for Success in Business and Beyond
In a world evolving rapidly, where innovation and creativity are paramount, the influence of Drama skills (or soft skills in developing empathy and creativity to be solutions-driven) in shaping the entrepreneurs of tomorrow cannot be overstated.
From Yard Sale to Table
From Yard Sale to Table By S. L. Gore I’ll confess to a distinct heady thrill that comes only [...]
Serving With Conviction
The leader who leads and serves well is an inspiration to those who follow. The leader is the individual whose followers believe and turn to for guidance in making decisions based on what is expected of them.
Dressing Appropriately for Your Position
Developing your signature professional style for work will contribute to more tremendous career success. Appearance still matters—how you look and behave has a measurable effect on the viewer. Our world today has become a small global village, and with the mingling of different cultures and mindsets of all generations—all playing the game of wanting to be the best in the working arena.
3 Simple Steps to Re-Program Your Mind
3 Simple Steps to Re-Program Your Mind By Judi Moreo It is a known fact that our [...]
A Sister’s View
Not many people have the privilege of describing an entrepreneur’s lifetime journey—the trials, victories, heartaches, and joys—all viewed from the sideline only a sibling can occupy. Such is the case with my sister, Nancy Haller, and me. Her bio is impressive, and her work is notable.
The Little Engine That Almost Couldn’t!
Most of us have read or at the very least have heard of the famous children’s story, “The Little Engine That Could,” written by Watty Piper, published in 1930, and is now considered an American folktale. Its message, filled with wisdom, is hard to repudiate by anyone who picks up the book and reads it.
Mindful Connections
hen you reach the end of the day, do you sit as I do and wonder where the time went? Are you honest when you ask yourself about what you accomplished during those hours? And even further, do you judge the day for its value beyond any financial gain or loss? Or do you expand your thinking beyond the obvious?
You Can Do This!
Art is very personal. It’s each person’s expression of something inside. We learn to trust our intuition and listen to our soul. The most important thing is that we step outside our comfort zones and try something new. The process of creation is what gives us the greatest benefit.
Destiny of Choice or Choice of Destiny
Destiny of Choice or Choice of Destiny By Henry Noel Destiny, sometimes referred to as fate, karma, [...]
What is an Achievement Journal and Why Should You Have One?
While digital organization tools are incredibly popular, there is still a place for a physical paper planner. However, many people decide that paper planners aren’t suitable for them as they can’t find one that is perfect and suits their needs.