Monthly Archives: September 2011

I’ve been a career marketer, so I’ve enjoyed more than my fair share of sales training meetings. For some years, I was the single-mom salesperson in the back trying to maintain a soul in an industry that celebrates self-interest. Bleh! … Continue reading →

Yesterday I hit a wall between me and happiness. Changes in routine coupled with a disrupted sleep pattern left me feeling blah all morning. Then, I was visited by the Negativity Fairy. For about five minutes she tried to gift … Continue reading →

Today I’m going to do two things. I’m going to show you how you have greater control over your happiness than you think you do. And, MORE IMPORTANTLY, I’m going to make 9th grade algebra relevant to your actual life. … Continue reading →

The catalyst for change often begins as a vague, but persistent little itch. You’ll have an awareness in the back of your lizard brain that something is just “off,” but not be able to pinpoint exactly where you need to … Continue reading →