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From an IG follow to a forever sisterhood, I am grateful, ladies and gentlemen, for this feature. Losing our mothers, grieving publicly, and sharing our unwavering strength in making sure our mother's legacy is lived, we began to exchange encouraging words. Our personality and sheer joy from...
Tony Dungy, who is remarkable for winning a Super Bowl as a player and then doing it again as a head coach, has a simple philosophy for dealing with challenging situations,
“You can’t always control circumstances. However, you can always control your attitude, approach, and...
There's a book by Deepak Chopra called 'The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success', which gave me the inspiration for this month's article.
Success! Something that every living soul strives for - yet there is no one definition of what success actually is; it's something different for everyone. Most of...
By Claire Whittaker.
Not all decisions are created equal. Therefore, knowing how to make decisions is an important skill.
There are easy, complex, and emotional decisions, so I could go on…
We spend so much of our days decision making that we don't even notice most of the time; this is...
By Tricia Scott.
Here's something I've been thinking about. I almost used the word 'pondering' there and remembered I'm not yet eight hundred years old... go figure.
I digress. I've been thinking about the way we use our time. More specifically, why do we use our one non-renewable resource to do...
By Dino Tartaglia.
Often called the "mother of family therapy," Virginia Satir (1916-1988) started her professional life as an educator after graduating from what is now the University of Wisconsin in 1936.
While working as a public school teacher, Virginia developed an interest in meeting and...
By Natasha Lee.
Brandi Watters is CEO of Supportive Care, LLC. Having became a certified nursing assistant in 1997 and a medical assistant in 2000. She started Supportive Care, LLC, to provide in-home care to anyone in need of assistance. With services ranging from light chores, bathing,...
By Lucy Reed.
In many areas of the country, business operations are beginning to approach something that almost seems “normal.” Restrictions continue to loosen, and hours of operation continue to expand. However, any business owner can tell you that running a business will likely...
By Teresa Peters.
Do you ever feel like there's not enough time in the day?
We all get the same 24 hours – so why do some people seem to achieve more with their time than others? The answer: good time management, or as I like to call it – attention management
Time management is the...
By Ambila Nath.
Maya Angelou said, "Courage – you develop courage by doing small things just as if you wouldn't want to pick up a 100-pound weight without preparing yourself".
The importance of what Maya is saying is that it's your small daily habits/actions that bring the most significant...
By Claire Winter.
In any field of business or creative endeavour, there will be countless opportunities in which you must create sales copy, writing with the express intention of directing your readers to take action. From selling a product to suggesting following your socials, sales copy will be...
By Ilana Jankowitz.
With mental health issues, depression, anxiety, and financial uncertainty at an all-time high could radical self-love and an empowering community be the lifeline we need?
Self-love is one of those things that can often be misunderstood as being self-indulgent and, dare I say...
By Claire Whittaker.
Have you ever signed up for something you thought would be a luxury experience? You read the sales page maybe 100 times, fantasised about what it would be like to be there, how you would feel and just getting to be in that world but then…
Your confirmation is late
The...
By Hayley McDonnell
It's the month of Easter, and Spring is really getting going. Lighter nights have arrived – it is one of my favourite months! So let's dive into all things April!
April hosts; International Day for Monuments and Sites, better known as World Heritage Day, which promotes...
By Dino Tartaglia.
Last month, I discussed The Big Myth.
The Big Myth that would have us believe that entrepreneurs are forged in fire, created by the tortuous challenges that they inevitably encounter on their hero’s journey, eventually, after being brought to the brink of...
By Claire Winter.
Whether it's writer's block, distractions, or endlessly stacking deadlines, the whole writing process can seem like it's against you at times. For those moments where you need to get into the writing mindset, here's a handful of tips to find your flow and get back in the zone:
