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Tag Archives: Work-life balance
Are you taking care of the most important thing in your business?
Posted in Busines community, Nurturing business relationships Also tagged communication, google ranking, internet, making it personal, overwhelm, relationships, support, systems, traffic Leave a comment
Do you have the Hedgehog working for your business?
Ok, so I’ve had a tough month. Business-wise. Well, actually, life-wise. As in life has been happening, bringing a confluence of intense challenges. And in tending to the needs of the moment, my business has practically ground to a halt. I actually started wondering if this was some kind of ‘divine sign’ that I should [...]
Posted in Work-life balance Also tagged goals, good to great, hedgehog, jim collins, moving forward, obstacles 4 Comments
Does your business make space for the rocks in your life?
Have you heard that story about the professor who fills a jar first with larger stones, then with pebbles, then sand? There’s various versions of it around on the internet, but here’s one to remind you: A philosophy professor stood before his class and had some items in front of him. When the class began, [...]
Posted in Business soul, Decision-making Also tagged goals, moving forward, obstacles, priorities, purpose, soul business, spiritual connection, time management, transformation 6 Comments
How to find breathing space…. when you feel like your business is taking over your life.
So, you’re feeling overwhelmed…You’re wondering why – no matter how many times you pull back and take a break and reassess things – Why does your business keep taking over your life? Perhaps you notice the social symptoms first… social life? What’s that again? Or perhaps your family is starting to complain… or a loved [...]
