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111 5 Reminders To Sustain You #299 

Published on April 9, 2020 Written by

In talking with many groups through Zoom where I’ve been offering help, asking key questions, and finding opportunities within the challenges these changing times offer, there are a few easy answers.  All roads lead back to how you’re thinking about and approaching this constantly changing landscape. Here are some practices to help you move more quickly into your… View Article

111 6 Questions To Change Your Perspective #298 

Published on April 8, 2020 Written by

If you read yesterday’s blog, don’t worry, my rant is over…for now.   One of the tools I use to move through my frustration and feeling of lack of control (other than a blog rant, which I recommend) is a series of 6 questions I now use to meditate and journal on with frequency. I owe… View Article

111 Say Thank You And Stay Home #297 

Published on April 7, 2020 Written by

Wow, it’s amazing how time changes when you are “staying in place.” March only lasted 855 days!  We’ve been quarantined about three weeks now opting to act more on the conservative side as my husband is in healthcare working in the petri dish called The Hospital. The likelihood of him experiencing COVID-19 is in the 40-80% range…if that’s a range. Nevertheless, we… View Article

111 Spreading Joy Challenge #296 

Published on April 6, 2020 Written by

Will you join me? It’s goofy, crazy and serves no purpose other than spreading joy.   Here it is:  Choose a song to lip sync, make it a favorite. Record at least one minute, that way if any of us need a quick laugh, we’ve got it. Feel free to do the full song as well.  Invite others you are… View Article

111 Spreading Joy #295 

Published on April 3, 2020 Written by

What if we all dedicated one hour every day to joy.   What would you do? Who would you do it with? How would you think about it?  Would you turn it into a task or surrender into it, while remembering all the things over a lifetime you’ve laughed about, don’t make enough time for, stopped doing, or have forgotten. … View Article

111 It’s A Reset #294 

Published on April 2, 2020 Written by

While we navigate the new normals of home officing, home schooling, virtual meetings, learning the new way we’re working short term (and likely beyond), we are all pivoting throughout our days.  Are you taking care of yourself? I’m talking with leaders non-stop who tell me they are busier now than ever, overeating, needing to move/exercise more, and they live… View Article

111 A Checklist For Working From Home #293 

Published on April 1, 2020 Written by

Many leaders are discussing how to effectively work from home. So many that I’ve compiled a checklist. Please use this as a baseline to share, and add your thoughts in the comments.  Do you have dedicated space to work in your home?  Do you have structured hours to work and then to return back to… View Article

111 The Quieter Side Of Life #292 

Published on March 31, 2020 Written by

When all is said and done, we can adapt. The new normal isn’t better or worse, it’s what it is for now.  Things will change, not always at the pace we’re experiencing right now, but they will. Change is constant.  When you accept what is, stop arguing with reality, and step into what’s happening, it… View Article

111 The Fatigue Is Real #291

Published on March 30, 2020 Written by

As most of us are managing an immense amount of change at a staggering pace right now, what can you do to energize yourself daily? Structure Create some. Whether you are a pro at working from home or not, you need a dedicated space, a schedule, breaks, and discipline in your day. Are you getting… View Article

111 What If? #290

Published on March 27, 2020 Written by

What if, amidst all the chaos, change, challenge, pain, worry, and doubt, we could surrender and rise above it all and ask ourselves; if this pandemic could teach us something, what would it be? What is the greater lesson beyond survival? Perhaps, if we can surrender, this is an opportunity to truly come together. No… View Article

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