by Rivka Caroline They say we only use 3% of our brains capacity, I say most of us only use 2% of our creativity. Here are some tried and true ways to get those creative juices flowing again : Get outside To put things simply, we spend too much time inside. We need the great outdoors […]
Category: Mindset
How to Choose a Business Partner
by: Deborah Sweeney, CEO of MyCorporation.com A business partnership is a very unique sort of relationship. Not only do business partners have to work through the usual disagreements and disputes that all people in relationships go through, but they have to do so while running a new company. Their livelihoods are tied up in this […]
Turn Rejection On Its Head by @sobeorganized
by Rivka Caroline From the moment we wake up until we have had our mid morning coffee we have already rejected plenty of ideas and items we don’t need that very morning. What happens later that afternoon when someone rejects an idea we have had or ( let me tread gently here …. ) rejects us […]
How to Find an Extra 2 hours per Day by @AlyciaEdgar
by Alycia Edgar | Featured Contributor It’s well documented that one of the philosophies of highly successful people is and early start to their day. Successful people are members of what is known as the 5am club, rising and achieving more before most of us have even opened our eyes at around 7am. They get […]
Harnessing the Power of Your Creativity
by Marcia R. Reich We are all creative! Yes, everyone single one of us. If you have never viewed yourself as a creative person I imagine you are shaking your head and possibly thinking to yourself “she hasn’t met me yet.” We have a very limited definition of what being creative is or isn’t about. […]
10 Lessons Las Vegas Magnate Nico Santucci Taught Me by Mella Noir
Ever met an impresario, who started as a 16 year old kid, creating his vision by taking on old, decrepit projects that people saw no value in and were willing to throw away, or destroy? Seeing potential, putting on some new parts, shining it all up to the original beauty and reselling to an adoring […]
Boundaries: Blasphemy or Blessing? by @CafeGirlsPress
by Caroline O’Neil | Featured Contributor My elderly, disabled mother cares for my father who is recovering from a stroke. You don’t have to be a fulltime caretaker yourself to imagine the stress and strain of caring for yourself and your dependent partner 24/7. No vacation days, ever. That being the case, I was stunned […]
The Women’s Room by @mreichcounselor
by Marcia Reich I stood in my office the other day and felt one of the most unproductive emotions in my repertoire of emotions— Anxiety! I’ve worked in my current office space for nearly eight years and while I have had several “visions” for one of the rooms in this suite of rooms, it has […]
How to Get the Important Stuff Done Each and Every Week by @AlyciaEdgar
by Alicia Edgar | Featured Contributor Never feel like you get time to work on the really important stuff? We you just lost each week in the busy-ness of what you do, but never feel like you’re making progress towards your big goals? The important stuff will only happen if you make it a priority. […]
10 Important Lessons 16 Year Old Gabrielle Posard Taught Me by Mella Noir
Ever met a 16 year old that started changing the world when she was 12?
I have, and her name is Gabrielle Posard. When she was just 12, she was inspired by her older sister Camille, who was a writer for a documentary on hunger. She drew the now famous “Donate, Don’t Dump” logo of a fork, spoon and knife combined with recycling while discussing the documentary over dinner with her family.