This week I introduce a new recurring series featuring conversations with women who have expertise, insights, or experience in areas that are important elements of productive living.
Busy mom, podcaster, and Fortune 500 executive Whitnee Hawthorne and I talk about how she balances her professional life with her commitment to her family and her passion for helping other working moms.
Turning the calendar to a new year doesn’t actually have any meaning in and of itself, but it can be a great time to do a reset and take a few actions that will set you up for improved productivity in the weeks and months to come.
As we wrap up this unusual year, I wanted to take just a few minutes to say thank you–and to leave you with some quotes that inspire me to dream big and accomplish my goals.
This year has been challenging, to say the least. As the year wraps up, let’s take time to look towards the future and think about where we’d like to be this time next year. What steps can we take now to get us where we want to be?
This unusual year has shaken us as individuals and as a society. A lot of us have had to rethink our priorities, even our identity. The upheaval and challenges have brought to the forefront of my mind some personal qualities I think are important if we want to be productive and make a life that…
Margaret Alabi is a busy Pharmacist by day but spends her free time coaching others to reach their full potential as leaders through The Pivot Consulting Group, the agency she co-founded. This episode features my conversation with Margaret about how she implements tools for sustainable productivity to balance her professional life with her passion for…
Giving thanks and feeling grateful matter to our mental and physical health, to our relationships–and to our productivity. Especially in light of the challenges we’ve all faced this year, the Thanksgiving holiday is a good reminder of how important it is to give thanks every day.
Motivation is what drives us to act and keep acting. But internal and external obstacles can sap our motivation and keep us from accomplishing goals. How can we get–and keep–ourselves motivated to keep moving forward?
