Emotional and financial health. Letting go of stress
Your financial health is often linked closely to your sense of self-worth and social positioning. Social economics and how one perceives their status in society is often an underlying emotional trigger waiting to go off. Maybe you have lost a job, a loved one, social connections, or just can’t find your mojo. When things get out of control, physical systems of the body tell us we need to take life a little easier. We need to relax, let the tension go out of our shoulders, and lose the worry wrinkles in our foreheads. Just breathe. Stress can take a toll quickly. Stress can take a toll quickly The thought of…
Life and writing – beautiful metaphors.
Life and writing – beautiful metaphors. I wholeheartedly enjoy the ability to write and create my own materials in any situation I find myself in. Sure, I can write for the other guy, but when it’s just for my own pleasure, I like to give myself the opportunity to research and design materials based on my own creative needs, my own passions. The same holds true for those of us who present to live audiences. The same holds true for those of us who present in person, to live audiences; like teachers, lecturers, and public personalities, etc. It doesn’t matter which field you may be presenting on – all that really matters is that…
What battles should we fight
What battles should we fight, and can we bring duct tape? Dedicated to my class, who asked the question “What battles should we fight, and can we bring duct tape?” We have all been there. That place and time when the information we are hearing is just too good. Emphasis on “too good”. Red hot sizzling information that can make or break a situation, a person’s reputation, or put honesty – damage our own social integrity. By your own social integrity, that refers to you or someone in your circle who has no filter on what they think, and tends to blurt out every little tiny detail that they know…
Interview – Looks nice, has an “X” account
The Interview – Looks nice, has an “X” account. For many who have been working professionals for most of their lives, it is often anticipated with some anxiety that those interviewing them may not know how to interview them. When you go into an interview, and in two quick responses, you have pretty much summed up the entire list of questions the interviewer had prepared, you quickly are able to gauge the aptitude of that business or organization. While those giving the interview have thought well and hard on their lists, you still manage to blow that list out of the water. What’s left for the interviewer? They can continue…
