Tag Archives: Sheryl Eldene
It’s Difficult to Change
Doing things the way you’ve always done it will get you what you’ve always gotten. It might be difficult to change, but running on auto-pilot can’t change the outcomes. Check out what is on auto-pilot, and decide if that is what you want, or not. Continue reading
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Filed under Image & Identity, Intentions, Intuition, Motivation, Personal Transitions, Social Media
Good Grief
Sheryl Eldene, MA, MBA This month is all about transition. Many transitions need to move through a stage of grief. What’s the difference between “good grief” and a pity party? As a business decision, I closed my massage practice of … Continue reading
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Got Your Big Girl Panties Game On?
Sheryl Eldene, MA, MBA Put on your Big Girl panties and go for the gold. Women often do business “politics” with pull-up diapers and wonder why they aren’t achieving the goals they set out. I’ve been wondering what the difference … Continue reading
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Low Hanging Fruit
Sheryl Eldene, MA, MBA I live in the Northwest where we have lots of wild (annoying) Himalayan Blackberries. While I was walking the other day, I spotted a large, juicy, very ripe berry about eight inches off the ground. As … Continue reading
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Amnesia, anyone?
By Sheryl Eldene, MA, MBA I’ve been fascinated with movies about people who wake up, usually in the hospital and don’t know their name, and don’t remember their roles (wife, husband, employee) or their habits (happy guy, quiet person, music … Continue reading
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Filed under Dreams, Motivation, Passion & Potential, Sheryl Eldene
WHAT matters, check HOW at the door….
By Sheryl Eldene, MA, MBA I ran across a quote of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this week which really caught my eye – “Faith is taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase.” This is especially … Continue reading
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The Golden Rule
by Tish Times I have lots of meetings. I meet with prospective Corporate Members, I meet with job seekers, I engage with vendors, I talk to entrepreneurs. I make it a point to learn something from each interaction that I … Continue reading
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Filed under Guest Blogger, Image & Identity
Are you ready for the spring thaw?
By Gail Z. Martin This has been the l-o-n-g winter. No one seems to have been safe from weird weather. (When the Dallas airport is closed by snow right before the Super Bowl, things are definitely weird.) We’ve been hit … Continue reading
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Filed under Business Planning, Gail Z. Martin
Your Calling Card
by Jacqueline Wales If you’re an author, why build a website? Well simply put, it’s your calling card. The place you want people to come to read your excerpts, to interact with you, and to build your credibility. But not … Continue reading
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