Greeting Cards, Calendars, and Books With Humorous One-Liners By Sibyl White – Divorced and living on four credit cards with two broken legs. It may sound like a dramatic movie made for the big screen, but it was Carol Gardner’s life when she started her business. Her divorce attorney suggested
By Sharon O’Day – Every woman wants to get her finances under control, right? Well, one of the toughest parts of doing so is getting honest with money itself: the green stuff, the coins, the paychecks, the bills. The stuff you either have enough of … or you don’t. In
By Kathy Caprino, M.A. – I’ve significantly revised my career numerous times over my 25 years of working, and each time, I’ve learned some powerful, surprising lessons — about myself, my capabilities, perceptions, misconceptions, and about what it takes for me to attain what I want. Each career shift led
By Sharon O’Day – They say that how we handle our money is inherited from our parents and from the different memories we absorbed of all the experiences we had as children. Those experiences are what created our subconscious feelings towards money, subject for another day. But what our parents
By Carolyn Anderson – The topic of happiness seems to be coming up frequently in the literature. Over the last year, I have read three books on the subject and it also seems to be featured in many magazines. The underlying theme of all I have read over the last
By Kathy Caprino, M.A. – In the past several months, I’ve immersed myself in the process of understanding all I can about what makes a truly great leader in the business world. I’ve also explored the current research and thinking about women’s leadership styles and approaches versus men’s, and I’ve
By Carolyn Anderson, MD – I was thinking over the weekend just how precious time is and how quickly it seems to pass. It reminded me of a great book I read over a year ago. I went to my library and pulled it off the shelf and re-read almost
By Rachel Harpham – The older I get, the more I realize how valuable our relationships are, both in business and in our personal lives. Sometimes though, it is daunting to try to keep up with all the people that matter to us. So many priorities pull on our time
By Sharon O’Day – Tax Day is rapidly approaching in the U.S. The closer it gets, the greater the gloom you feel descending over people. You see, they’re struggling with the fact that they’re going to have to write down in black-and-white (and acknowledge) how much they made last year,
By Kelly Stallings – 1. Future Focus. The past is a great learning experience, but not a motivator. Spend your idle time thinking about what life will actually be like when your goals are achieved. Actions follow beliefs. Your actions will grow to support the belief about your goals and
By Sharon O’Day – Ask people what their greatest problem is and, almost always, it comes down to the same thing: “I need more money.” “If only I had more money…” Whether they say, “I wish I had more sales in my business,” “I didn’t get a raise this year,”
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