Thought of the Day
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Will Your Train Stop Short of Reaching Your Dreams?
I have some questions for you to think about and then answer…. What and who is most important in your life? How much time are you investing in those things and people? When you look at how your time is invested each day, how much is steered towards your professional goals and how much is…
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Keep Smiling…
Life is going to throw you a lot of curve balls, pitfalls, setbacks, and wipe outs… Keep smiling—because every time you face adversity and make it through, it’s another day to be grateful. Don’t let anything or anyone steal your joy. When you find yourself slipping into that nonsense, get up and shake yourself off!
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A Post On Marriage, Family, Career and Community
I share this with the married ones who place their careers before their marriage (knowingly or unknowingly), and ignorantly think there will be harmony in that arrangement.
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Quote of The Day
“Let a man practice the profession which he best knows.” – Cicero Natasha’s add-on: “That includes women too! Please don’t try to pigeon hole us into set roles and stereotypes; let us practice the work we know best, whatever that work happens to be.”
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Life is Like American Football
By Natasha Foreman Bryant, MBA Today in my Breaking Bread post I shared a prayer that used a football analogy, and I think that this conversation is appropriate to use outside of a spiritual or religious setting, to include our personal and professional lives, regardless of your religious or spiritual beliefs. So I’m sharing a…
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Quote of the Day: Character and Reputation
“Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are.” – John Wooden
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How’s Your Day Coming Along?
Hello world! How’s my global family doing today? It’s Wednesday already, can you believe it? I hope that your day has started out on the right foot. Mine started with my alarm blaring my wedding song in my ear, about an hour sooner than I had expected. What a conflicted feeling to have early in…
