Tag Archives: energy
Seeing Your Work in Living Color
When you sell advice for your living, you don’t always get physical, tangible ways to see how your work played out. Sure, you see your clients’ work or lives change, you see shifts in behavior, fresh results—you know you’ve had … Continue reading
The Secret Weapon To Loving Your Work
You started your business in a blaze of excitement and unbridled optimism. You were beyond thrilled to get your first (and second and third) client and bent over backwards to make sure they were happy. You did most everything yourself … Continue reading
Juicing Your Creativity
“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” Maya Angelou Creativity: the renewable and potentially exponential energy source within us all that allows you to transcend the traditional and explore the uncharted. How you choose … Continue reading
True Ambition
“Ambition is daring to follow your dream” Jenipher Lyn, author of “How Being Stubborn, Depressed and Unpopular Saved My Life” One thing I’ve learned from hundreds of clients is that you’ve gotta have ambition to keep the fire stoked. Not … Continue reading
Cleaning Up (And Out) For Spring
This article extolling the virtues of a 40-hanger closet spoke to me and I’ve hung onto it. I haven’t quite pared down to a 40-hanger closet, but keeping just the timeless essentials resonates. With the notable exceptions of my shoes … Continue reading
Making Mojo (But Not The Way You Think)
You know when you can’t get clients to return calls or get serious? And you get frustrated (or anxious), trying to stir up some mojo? Here’s the secret to breaking through all that… 000000
Finding Your Slug Switch
The joys of hitting your “off” button… 000000
You Do The Math
It’s June 25th. That means half the year has passed. Half of the year that you promised yourself would be your year. The year you gulped hard and put your big idea out there—critics and trolls be damned. The year … Continue reading
Change Is Good, Right?
I have made a career out of change. In the early days, I worked with Fortune 500 companies, guiding them through gut-wrenching mergers and spin-offs. I co-founded a firm exclusively employing MBA moms, long before flexible schedules were fashionable. And … Continue reading
Of Vampires and Werewolves
Vampires. Werewolves. Scary stuff in the movies. Scarier still in real life. Vampires feed on your energy and give nothing back. The client who demands constant attention and yet balks at your fees? Vampire. Worse still, doing your best work … Continue reading
