There are so many reasons why you shouldn’t do that (wonderful) thing that has been niggling at the back of your mind and bubbling under your skin for a while.
The only way to start something is to start.
Here are two blog posts I think speak to this issue way better than I can.
So my insurance company sends me an email the other day saying my car insurance is going up – and I’m like: huh? Why? So I’ve heard that insurance companies say that even though the cost of your car decreases in value every year (every moment you have it actually) the cost of replacing it…
Like you just wasted a huge chunk of your life? Here’s why: The worst interruptions (to productivity) are meetings. They’re usually about words and abstract concepts, not real things. They usually convey an abysmally small amount of information per minute. They drift off-subject easier than a Chicago cab in a snowstorm. They require preparation that…
Joy is SO under-rated. This morning I had a bowl of yoghurt, made my husband breakfast, gave my son a bath and put him down for his nap. And now I’m blogging – for the first time in months! It may seem like I’ve had a mundane morning- but I’m learning to find joy in…
Last night I sent out an invite on Facebook asking for help with a picnic I’d like to host for a friend who works to empower teen moms- the heartfelt responses I received made me cry. People are truly awesome. Some of the offers I received were from people I had never met- other offers…
So this week we reached quite a milestone on our Dream BIG TV Show project. We’re extremely proud of what we’ve achieved in this short time and so excited about this assignment we’ve been entrusted with. For those who may not have a clue what I’m raving about… Dream BIG is TV show that seeks out remarkable…
Today I feasted on passion. The scrumptious meal: my visit to the Africa Leadership Academy (ALA). Hazem, an ALA student and one of the Academy’s ambassadors, was my tour guide. It was as though the very structure of the school, the walls, the floors, the windows – the students, the staff – were held together by the…