By Dr. Jo Anne White – Is personal and professional alignment even possible? Personal and professional alignment is about your words & actions being consistent with your values & core beliefs. 1. How do you know when there’s a mismatch? 2. What happens when there is alignment? 3. How can
By Beth Havey – How would you describe the normal flow of your day? Seamless, free-flowing, or bumpy, and frustratingly slow? Often it just depends, right? Sometimes the tasks we assign ourselves are accomplished in no time and often we get nothing done or very little. Why is that? Interruptions. They
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By Susan Lawrence – Have you read the recent research that multi-tasking is bad for you*? Apparently, people who grow accustomed to moving quickly from one task to another are easily distracted by irrelevant information, less productive, and less successful on tests. Really! I’m offended. Who are the multi-taskers in
By Dr. Susan Rempel The clock is ticking. The days are flying by. And all you can think is, “Do I have to do _____ again?” You can fill in the blank. We all have things to do in life that are boring or unpleasant. Yet, we must do them.
By Cait Clarke – Excerpt from Date to Ask! The Women’s Guidebook to Successful Negotiating Barely a month into his presidency, Barak Obama signed an Executive Order creating the White House Council on Women and Girls. “I want to be clear that issues like equal pay … are not just
By Kathy Caprino, M.A. – “It is a mistake to look too far ahead. Only one link of the chain of destiny can be handled at a time.” – Winston Churchill These past few years I’ve been connected with literally dozens of coaches who promise that, if you follow their
By Donna Kastner – Boomers are known for their hard work, drive and persistent climb UP the corporate ladder. But for some of us, we’re looking for a graceful way to climb back DOWN that ladder. “Midlife crisis is getting to the top of the ladder, only to discover it
By: Sharon Hurley Hall My mom excelled at leading by example and giving sound advice. That was never truer than when it came to money management. It’s an area that defeats many women in business, as Ms Money points out, “far too many women stay on the sidelines of the
By: Kathy Nelson Can you imagine living your life in pursuit of your happiness? As a Success Coach, I have the honor and privilege of working with people’s deepest wishes and dreams. I have seen so many dreams become life’s reality and create the happy story that they are staring
By Jeannine Clontz One of the most difficult things for me, when honing my business ethics, is making sure I keep the emotion out of my response. We’re all emotional beings, me sometimes more so than others are, but when it comes to maintaining good business ethics, taking a step
By Nichole Bazemore I was watching the news the other day, when a story came on about an attempted robbery at local convenience store. The reporter interviewed a police spokesperson, who described for the audience how it all went down: “At approximately 6:58 p.m., the suspect entered the establishment, where
By Donna Amos – Building a business is a fantastic and challenging experience. You can wake up exhilarated to begin your day and go to bed feeling overwhelmed and frustrated. The key to success is to maintain a positive, yes you can do it, mindset. I believe many businesses fail
By Beverly Lewis – There’s Nothing New Under the Sun When It Comes to Etiquette It was while slogging through the jungle in Central America that I received fresh revelation about the social ecosystem and the future of business success. I was in Panama to study the most fruitful and
By Jane Morrison – I believe a “mid-life crisis” can occur many times throughout a person’s life. When I was in college, I often felt lost, isolated and unsure of myself. I look back and see now that I was getting clear on my personal values during that time, and
Video: Submitted by LivingBetterat50+ Contributor Chris Makell Growing up in North Philadelphia, we didn’t have lemonade stands. You didn’t dream of creating money-making businesses that way… Trust me, there were OTHER skills you needed to learn first. (which certainly helped me in my corporate career…lol) Since I’m a marketer at
By Nichole Bazemore – Lisa Williams remembers the first girl who walked through the door of this house, nestled snugly in the hills of a sleepy Georgia town. The 13 year-old, handcuffed and wearing leg shackles, had been arrested for child prostitution. Young, bound, and helpless, the “baby,” as Williams
Submitted by Dr. Carolyn Anderson – Kat Cooper’s story of reinventing herself as a dance teacher in her 50s is featured in the Impowerage Magazine’s writing contest, “It’s Never Too Late to Change Careers.” Kat Cooper watched helplessly as budget cuts eliminated the funding for her jobs as a special
By Sharon Michaels – You can listen and read the text! Be sure your speakers are turned up. American Heritage Dictionary defines consistency as: Reliability or uniformity of successive results or events. With that definition in mind, let me share two scenarios: 1. Mary decides to start a
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