Center It Up
Where do you want to be? Here or there, closer to this or that? Maybe just center it up and hope for the best outcome possible. Sometimes, when you can’t be certain, or you don’t have a strong opinion one Read More …
Tag: be ready for anything
Don’t Laugh
While I generally think that laughter is the best thing to do as part of your daily routine, sometimes the best advice is don’t laugh. When is that, you may ask? If your kids say something they shouldn’t say in Read More …
Ready For a Change
When you are ready for a change, you are just ready. It doesn’t matter the details, the what, the how. Make it happen. The sooner the better. Can’t wait anymore. When a change happens that was not expected, you are Read More …
On The List
It is on the list and you were… able to do all the things. ahead of schedule. with time to do more. given help – without asking. ready to add more to the list. excited. with the one person who Read More …
Check In With Them
Just check in with them (your friends, family and yes, clients) every once in a while. Maybe your perspective is skewed. Maybe they are thinking something entirely different. Maybe they are too busy to talk and that is why you Read More …
Take 5
If you can take 5 minutes… It will be worth it. It will be appreciated. It will have major payback. It will return to you in the long run. It will be better to give ten or twenty. The belief Read More …
Rethink the Strategy
It may be time to rethink the strategy and adjust… the frame of reference. your mindset. baseline standards. the plan. your approach. what you will do next. At any given time, you may be prompted to rethink the strategy…or, if Read More …
Loosely Prepare
I think that the preference, or the best course of action is to loosely prepare… You know what you: think and believe, could say, want to say, would make, will do (maybe, if things happen the way you think they Read More …
Pair of Boots…
When I picked out my last pair of boots, they were chosen for hiking. Turns out, they were also great for walking through the city and in the snow. They kind of look fall-ish, but they work for spring or Read More …
Relax But Be Flexible
When summer comes, many companies (and their team members) adjust their working hours. Clients and customers alike, are on vacation (on average about 10% of the summer weeks) and the resulting workload can be lighter. You can relax, but be Read More …