Be proud of the work they have done, their accomplishments, and be sure to sing their praises. To them, especially. But, also to the world. You are so happy for them. Share it on LinkedIn, Facebook and any other favorite Read More …
Be sure to say yes whenever you can and by that I mean you should say yes, more often than you probably do. Go to the museum. Travel with friends. Go on vacation. See the sights. Go out to dinner. Read More …
Are there any times when you look back and can admit that you were so happy you cried? It is okay to admit it. When your dad tells you that story about when he was a kid and his cat Read More …
Lately, it has “always been” a late day. This is probably (I know it is actually) because of the daylight savings time zone change. It is a signal to us that the time is still “early” even though it isn’t. Read More …
Share the news about your family and friends… It’s sooo much better than the other info out there. E-mail In person Social media On a podcast At the dinner table On a phone call Over zoom However you can get Read More …
Be sure to save some new stories. Share them. Drip. Drip. One by one. New stories keep them engaged, entertained and enthralled. ~ Dawn aka Hat Girl
Even last minute, when plans come together, that is amazing. Small things Little ideas By the light of the fire (or the moon) Short errands A bit of traffic Bright ideas Birthdays and anniversaries and life events They’re all important Read More …
How can you reach farther? Make new friends. Stay in touch with colleagues. Write regularly. Like and share. Read more. Listen even more. If you tell two friends, and they tell two friends…you will reach farther than you ever thought Read More …
There are those random, little somethings that stand out in our minds – for whatever reason. It could have been the place in our history. It could have been that time in our lives. It could have been the current Read More …
The littlest things you think of, days, months or years too late are really nothing to worry about anymore. the letter they wrote you that you lost the poem they loved but you forgot the name the joke they told Read More …