Overcoming Shyness
On Think Simple Now, Tina and I are creating a course on overcoming shyness, which may include speaking up in public, meeting new people, becoming more confident, overcoming guilt, or fear of
Read moreKick start Your Creativity
I’m in love with a new restaurant, and I haven’t eaten there yet. The Zinburger has a great online menu which includes their signature item: burger with zinfandel braised onions
Read moreTemper Tantrums – An Opportunity to Teach Your Child How to Process Emotions
Yvonne Perry offers insight via her article, “Temper Tantrums – An Opportunity to Teach Your Child How to Process Emotions. Direct link: #c3088797106110303011 Our children can shut down their emotions,
Read moreWorking mom or Stay-at-home mom? The metaphysical perspective
Of all the moms I know, most love (or really like) what they do each day during the week. Interestingly, some work, some focus on being home with their children,
Read more4 Lessons from (Weather) Crisis
Until mid-February, the local weather was horrible. Snow was piled so high, it was difficult to see the traffic around the corner. The sparkling snowdrifts were deceiving. Two inches of
Read moreHow to Stay Relevant During the Job Search
Job seekers want to appear current in the job market, but many feel joblessness strips away their professional image. The average duration of unemployment is much longer than a few
Read moreHow to Use Volunteering to Create Employment Opportunities
Volunteering is an opportunity to experience new skills with new people. During a period of joblessness, it may also be your link back to employment. Use volunteer work to connect
Read more5 Keys to Finding Love
Lessons in finding love can hurt and they can be a steep learning curve. Sometimes I wish I had more answers, sooner, especially when it came to discovering the source
Read moreAs Good As They Can Be, by Sally Marks
I recently heard an interview with Maryrose Forsyth, author of The Real Estate of Relationships: Unveiling Practical Dating Solutions for the 21st Century on blog talk radio. For those who
Read moreHow to Know You will Achieve Your Goals
What is your purpose? Do you absolutely, without any doubt, believe you will accomplish your purpose? Neither do I, except in one case: I know I will publish my book.
Read moreSmiles to brighten your parenting day
Sharing laughter about childhood Comments are courtesy of forwarded email. If you know who wrote it, let me know and I’ll give them full credit. What Is Butt Dust?? What, you
Read moreCharacteristics of an Indigo Child by Carol Lawrence
Carol, of Intentional Conscious Parenting, succinctly describes an Indigo Child. http://www.intentionalconsciousparenting.com/2011/01/characteristics-of-indigo-children.html Carol also has an active blogfrog community. Perhaps you can connect to...
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