Taking ownership of the value that you add to a group is essential to the well-being of that group, and by extension, valuing the contribution of each member of the team is equally important. Every team member brings a bit of their … Continue reading →
The Oxford Dictionary’s official word of the year for 2018 is toxic! I will admit, that when I first heard this, I totally understood how this came to be. On many levels from politics, to gun violence, from “me too,” … Continue reading →
Summertime is the perfect time to kick back and just…LET GO! Let go of negative energy. Let go of rushing around and accomplishing little. Let go of grudges and arguments. Let go of holding on. Let go of over-thinking, over-planning, … Continue reading →
It can be argued that chasing after “shiny objects” can leave us dizzy and without direction, yet there is something to be said for keeping light and reflection alive in our lives! After all, isn’t it the shiny object that … Continue reading →
We all have them. Comfort zones are the playpen of our limitations. For most of us, we exist within these boundaries only to be challenged throughout our lifetimes to leave them. On a long weekend in South Carolina’s low country, … Continue reading →
Try something new. This can be a small idea or a grand gesture…you choose. The only rule is that whatever this is you must be doing it for the very first time. How does it feel to do something … Continue reading →
Troubleshooting some recent pool opening snags, this summer’s representative from my pool service company rang our bell to explain a few things. I was mesmerized, because he so had it right. This gentleman was so proud of what he does … Continue reading →
I have been a parent for 23 years and I learned one very valuable skill. In our roles as moms we do one very focused task; we nurture and care for others. Yet that spiritual, heart and life nourishment that … Continue reading →
My mother always told me that I was almost named Robin. Younger me longed to be named after a bird. It seemed to me decades ago, that it would be so much easier to be Robin than to live my … Continue reading →
