Tag: Learning
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Top 5 Time Management Basics for Novices
When I first met Michael, there were times that we clashed simply because I’m a Analytical person on a timetable, and he’s a lustful Artist who is used to working when inspiration hits him. Once Dylan was born however, we both had to learn from one another quickly. I had to open up to flexibility […]
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All I’ve Learned About Life I’ve Learned From My Horses
All of my life I’ve been an equestrian. This makes me fortunate. But it also makes me dedicated and full of fortitude because anyone who knows horses will tell you that it only looks easy. During the rest of it you’re getting rained on, stepped on, farted on. You’re scrubbing buckets and filling troughs in […]
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REBLOG: Free Ways to Keep Your Reputation & Your Business Polished in 2018 (2022)
Some business owners focus too much on gaining cliental. Any cliental. They equate having paying customers with safety because lets face it, entrepreneurship is scary. While having customers is certainly necessary to keeping your doors open, it may surprise some to know that it isn’t the only thing necessary… It doesn’t take much to realize that […]
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Blogmas #6: Horses, Traffic, Snow & Amazon
We’ve made it to Friday, and what a winter wonderland it is! As I was writing this, it was snowing from Washington DC all the way up to Hartford, CT; as east to me as the New Jersey shoreline, and as west as Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Here I sit smack dap in all of it’s glory […]
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When your “drive” starts to drive you nuts
A little bit getting done here and there still builds something.
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The Little Known Power Habits of Highly Successful People
You have heard it all before; Sleep 7-8 hours, Eat clean, Make a budget, Invest. Those are all true, but there are some more “Power Habits” that are rarely discussed but just as vital as the above. Walk away from drama, toxicity, and anything unsupportive and stagnant. Completely. This is something most of us […]
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Email Etiquette For Today’s World
Oh electronic mail. How you’ve been used and abused. Loved and loathed. Your dings and notifications can instill panic, but also joy. Our ancestors used smoke signals, pigeons and the pony express, all while we can send an instant message. I wonder if people in the 1800’s had email and text messaging what their messages would look […]
Jenna Prosceno 