By Denise Landers Most parents want the best for their children and sacrifice a great deal to achieve this. In the book, “Talent is Overrated,” author Geoff Colvin argues against the idea that displays of exceptional talent among humans are based on genetics. Instead he believes you can train […]
by Rosalyn Cherry of Be Clutter Free Rosalyn Cherry has consolidated over 15 years of experience as a professional organizer to create an easy-to-use color-coded step-by-step action plan for letting go of too much. Her method is detailed in be clutter FREE: sorting made simple published this year by White […]
Dealing with a Procrastinator by Denise Landers Do you fit either of these descriptions? • You frequently find yourself procrastinating on important tasks. • You are the take-charge, do-it-now personality and have to live or work with a procrastinator. If you have made some New Year’s resolutions in the […]
Woman in Business Interview with Kelly Douglas, CEO of Itzy Ritzy in Naperville, IL Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do professionally. My name is Kelly Meyer Douglas and prior to founding Itzy Ritzy, I lived in New York City where I wrote a screenplay and […]
By Elizabeth Hagen Tools you’ll need: • Mind-map form – #2 (www.elizabethhagen.com/mindmaptemplate ) • Black garbage bags – #3 • Box – #3 • Interlocking drawer divider bins – #4 • 3×5 cards in a fun color – #5 • Kitchen timer – #6 • Small spiral notebook in […]
By Shann Vander Leek One of the definitions of overwhelm is being buried or drowned beneath a huge mass. Feel familiar? My particular brand of overwhelm is more like … suffocating skin crawling madness. I used to be the mistress of overwhelm. The discomfort was intense and yet there was […]
