Now that summer is here, my family and I have been eating outside on our deck for the past few weeks…how nice it is to eat outdoors, listen to the birds singing, and enjoy quality family conversation–all at the same time! To stay organized for outdoor dining… 1.Check the weather. Don’t take chances on being [...]
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Organized Outdoor Dining Tips
Posted in Business on June 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
First Things First:
Posted in Business on June 21, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
We all have many things on our list to do and there doesn’t seem to be enough time and energy to get it all done. Prioritizing is a way to solve this frustrating problem. Prioritizing is about making choices. Here are ideas to help you prioritize. 1. To prioritize effectively, you need to be able [...]
4 Vital Keys for Developing Mastery in Anything
Posted in Business, Wit and Wisdom on June 17, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
1. Give Your Life to Something: This is another way of saying, dont be a jack of all trades and king of none. If you really want to excel in life, find your true passion and pour yourself into it. 2. Break Mood Based Decisions: Breaking mood based decisions, means being able to turn off [...]
Be more productive
Posted in Business on June 17, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Most people struggle to be as effective and efficient as we’d liketo be. It’s why we always hear people asking for more hours in a day. Around the world, “I need more time!” is probably uttered millions of times each day. Here are three time management secrets to help you get more done. 1) Plan [...]
Building trust essential…….
Posted in Business on March 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
BUILDING trust and credibility in the workplace is as important as performing well in your job. When your employers can trust you and your credibility factor is beyond doubt then you have arrived! Though attaining trust and credibility can be difficult losing it is just as easy. So you will have to be careful not [...]
10 Things To Say To Keep The Peace
Posted in Business on October 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
So many big arguments begin with small comments. How many times have you started a conversation on friendly terms, and then wound up in some kind of dispute that you didn’t anticipate? In my work as a family, divorce, and small-claims mediator, I’ve seen countless offhand remarks start a fight or add fuel to an [...]
Make Your Child Financial Literate
Posted in Business, Relationship and Love on October 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
If you want your children to inherit true wealth, make them financially literate. I like this quote by American columnist Bob Talbert: “Teaching kids to count is fine but teaching them what counts is best.” The quote is pithy but it gets to the core of teaching fiscal responsibility. What Parents Forget If you look [...]
