Articles on Work Life


For success, do what comes unnaturally

Author: Ali Brown

What does it mean to break out of your comfort zone? It means challenging yourself by reaching outside your normal range of skills and activities. As we all know, leaving the cozy confines of your safety net can be an unsettling experience. It quickens your pulse and induces feelings of anxiety and nervousness. You are leaving a realm where you know exactly what to expect in order to go and face the unexpected.

Posted on June 3, 2011 in Work Life

You are not alone

Author: Mike Robbins

Sometimes I feel like I'm all alone. Even though my relationship with my wife Michelle is amazing, the love I feel for and from my girls is profound, and there are so many incredible people in my life (family, friends, and clients) - I still find that in my darkest moments, I feel like there's no one who really gets me, knows what I'm going through, or even cares enough to truly have my back.

Posted on May 12, 2011 in Work Life

Go For It - The power of boldness

Author: Mike Robbins

Do you consider yourself bold or someone who goes for it with passion in life? Some of us do, but most people I know and work with, myself included, admit that they don't often think of themselves as a bold person. Or, if we've done or said bold things in our lives, they seem to be few and far between...and they also seem to scare us half to death.

Posted on March 25, 2011 in Work Life

No Red Flags - Minimizing Mixed Messages

Author: Anthony Lindan

What's your natural reaction when you see a red flag? To stop. That's exactly what your audience does. They stop connecting with you. We communicate through three channels - verbal (our words) vocal (quality and sound of our voice) and visual (non-verbal messages).

Posted on March 17, 2011 in Marketing, Work Life

It all starts with your energy

Author: Anthony Lindan

Our personal impact is our ability to influence how people feel, think and act through face-to-face communication. Even before you open your mouth you influence how people feel about you by the energy you project. Here are three insights I have learned about energy: 1. The energy you project reflects how you feel about yourself. 2. Energy is like a boomerang. You get back what you send out. 3. Our energy sets the stage for all communication....

Posted on March 3, 2011 in Work Life

Shift from scattered to focused results

Author: Laura Howard West

As entrepreneurs, we wear many hats, juggle many balls, and any other crazy-busy metaphor you can come up with. You write website copy and ezine articles, work with clients, speaking, design new programs, create a product, hire people, fire people, bookkeeping, professional development..

Posted on February 24, 2011 in Work Life

Are you willing to be uncomfortable?

Author: Mike Robbins

How comfortable are you with being uncomfortable? I know this may seem like a paradoxical question, but it's not. In fact, Michelle and I took a workshop this past weekend where they emphasized the importance of being uncomfortable - related to expanding our growth, success, fulfillment, and more.

Posted on February 9, 2011 in Work Life

The little book of procrastination remedies

Author: Leo Babauta

Procrastination is one of those topics that, it seems, I can’t write enough about. There isn’t a person among us who doesn’t procrastinate, and that’s a fact of life.

Posted on January 27, 2011 in Work Life

12 Steps to achieving happiness

Author: Tammy Strobel

For most of our adult lives we’re supposed to get to work on time, follow the rules set out in college, and generally be good boys and girls. We’re used to watching the clock, giving ourselves away for money and desiring gold stars in school. We’ve become so good at censoring ourselves, we don’t know who we are anymore. And we’re even less likely to ask hard questions about consumer culture, capitalism, history, law, etc.

Posted on December 29, 2010 in Work Life

Stay grounded during the Holidays

Author: Mike Robbins

The holiday season is now in full swing. If you're anything like me, you probably have mixed feelings about the holidays. I love the excitement, parties, decorations, rituals, music, gifts, connections, and more. However, even these fun things can wear on me. And, the stress, drama, consumption, obligation, expense, and more that often come along with this time of year are not on my list of "favorite things."

Posted on December 16, 2010 in Work Life

 


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