By now most of us will admit to having bought a ticket. Maybe we even bought many tickets. How could we not buy one? The allure is intoxicating. Winning the biggest Powerball Lottery in history and becoming a billionaire. Living … Continue reading →
“For last year’s words belong to last year’s language. And next year’s words await another voice. And to make an end is to make a beginning.” ~ T.S. Eliot~ Can you hear them? Soft hints of our desires and dreams, … Continue reading →
Measure your successes not based on the expectations of others, but rather on your own individual wins. ————————- Be your own barometer! Strive to impact and impress yourself. Success is updated and consistent action. This is your unique power because … Continue reading →
I am an avid Anthropologie shopper. Yesterday, I received a small box in the mail from them as a New Year’s token of appreciation. It contained a Japanese Daruma Doll. The card read “Keeping An Eye on Your Dreams.” As … Continue reading →
When evaluating our goals for the year ahead we often wrestle with the idea of resolutions or promises. Often, this is exactly where we become stuck, because we become overwhelmed in the process itself. During a recent coaching session, a … Continue reading →
Restart your journey. Record your thoughts. Close the book. Your power is inside you. Since 10th Century Japan and right through our childhood days of “Dear Diary” journaling has long been an important tool in documenting our lives. While I admit … Continue reading →
Coloring, already super chic in Europe and Australia has become the hot, “must do” hobby in the United States! Coloring transports us away from our high tech lives and deposits us in our past, a time when life was a … Continue reading →
The “D” words…divorced, divided, detached. No matter how amiable and family-oriented a divorcing couple are, divorce creates one simple fact: there is a shift; a shift in the family unit from what it once was to what it is now. … Continue reading →
Sometimes, the most insignificant grouping of words can hold the most significant meaning. Years ago when I was a manager at Macy’s Herald Square, I was faced each and every morning with a barrage of buyers and assistant buyers on … Continue reading →
We all know that divorce is a messy game. Messy for the husband, messy for the wife, killer of the family dynamics that previously defined you. The end of a marriage impacts everyone in the family unit; children quite possibly … Continue reading →
