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One of my favorite comic strips is set in a bookstore. In one corner of the store, there is a section with a sign that reads, “Self Help. ” Right next to it, there's a sign for the “Fixing Others” section. The “Self-Help” section has one person in it ... Read more...
Apparently, I am a nag and my sixteen year old son has coined names for the different levels of nagging I am guilty of. Here goes:
1. The Pre-Nag – A pre-nag is a nag that comes before my son is actually guilty of doing anything wrong. A pre-nag anticipates t ... Read more...
OK, I give. Apparently, I am a nag and my son has coined names for the different levels of nagging I am guilty of. Here goes:
1. The Pre-Nag – A pre-nag is a nag that comes before my son is actually guilty of doing anything wrong. A pre-nag anticipat ... Read more...
Whether you work outside of the house, or whether you are a stay-at-home mom, life seldom slows down for us to catch our breath, or bask in a daydream, or even watch the sunrise in the morning. The undeniable fact is, there will always be tasks that need our a ... Read more...
Raise your hand if you own a copy of The Secret? Are you one of 19 million people who have read it, listened to it, or watched the movie version of it in one of the 46 languages it is available in? For those of you not raising your hand, the pr ... Read more...
Guess what? It's Friday! I hope your day is going great. I also hope you are planning to get the most out of your weekend< ... Read more...
It’s the same scenario being played out in homes around the world:
It’s a school day, kids running late to breakfast, braiding of ponytails, searching for missing shoes, organizing of soccer bags, studying for spelling tests.
And if your home is like ... Read more...
The mother/daughter relationship is so powerful and while often complicated, this relationship is truly one of the strongest and most beautiful bonds I’ve seen both professionally and personally.
A while ago, I wrote a post about mother/daughter relationships ... Read more...
While I was watching my daughter at gymnastics camp today, I struck up a conversation with another mom. Soon (inevitably!), we were talking about my work as a Family and Career Strategist.
She was intrigued by it all and she asked about t ... Read more...
What does it take to build an extraordinary resume? Many experts might point to the presentation, order, and details included in written form. However, there is far more that goes into building a great resume than what’s written on paper. As a potential employee, yo ... Read more...
