Yesterday was rough. It started with an anxious conversation in my own head about whether the Surgeon General was lying to us about the effectiveness... read more⇒
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I’ve been questioning my decisions about things that I never imagined I would need to question. Suddenly, just going out my front door seems... read more⇒
I used to measure my business success and financial health by looking at my checking account balance. If it was above a certain amount, then I was OK... read more⇒
I had shoulder surgery last week. My left arm is in a sling and I am limited to using only my right hand. Before the surgery, I knew I would be using... read more⇒
I returned to my office this week to find a resume waiting on my desk. It’s one of the best resumes I’ve ever reviewed. It makes me wonder, “Why does... read more⇒
I check my email too often. I crave the opportunity to provide and receive instant answers. Instead of chipping away at larger projects, I look for... read more⇒
For years, I was hesitant to offer any sort of done-for-you search engine optimization (SEO) services. People want to hire me to do this work because... read more⇒
I am a terrible employee. I come in late, leave early, use company time to work on personal projects, and watch the clock. I quit before I get fired... read more⇒
Whether or not you can afford my services is none of my business. Your wallet, your budget, has no impact on my pricing. Oh, I can hear it now, “But... read more⇒
“Have a blessed day!” I used to cringe whenever I heard these words. They felt oppressive, like somebody trying to push their religion on me. I had... read more⇒
I was planning to write about the importance of outsourcing and delegating tasks for successful time management. But, I got bored. I was thinking... read more⇒
My first mentor was Mister Rogers. That’s right. Fred Rogers from Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. I did not want to be like Mister Rogers when I grew up... read more⇒
