What’s Cool in Your World…Recycled iPod case
I liked the title they used for this mention of a recycled iPod case in a recent Natural Home Magazine. “What’s cool in your world.”
September 29, 2006
I liked the title they used for this mention of a recycled iPod case in a recent Natural Home Magazine. “What’s cool in your world.”
Wow, yesterday I got the best compliment from a coaching client, Katie Johnson. She said, “Will you be my coach forever?” She had a big
I thought this was interesting…I read an article in Kiplinger’s Magazine featuring people who had taken a break from the 9-5 grind to take a
This is an article from my June 2006 e-newsletter/ezine. Feel free to check out our full Creating Your Own Path newsletter. Don’t wait I recently
I really like this one…We can always learn from our challenges. “Life’s challenges are not supposed to paralyze you, they’re supposed to help you discover
Especially since winter is coming soon… Sometimes at the end of the day, I realize I haven’t been outside as much as I’d like to
Sometimes you’ve got to out there and pound the pavement right?! I am a regular contributor to the National Contract Managers Association’s student newsletter “Students
I read this in a recent Ideal Bite, emails I receive with environmental and health tips. I sent it to my husband because he tends
This is an interesting blurb about stepping out of your comfort zone. My friend Sarah sent it to me from "Real Simple" magazine (great magazine
I found this quote in one of those tiny books that’s full of inspirational quotes. I liked it so made a note of it but
Tiffani has over 13 years of experience in career counseling and views a career transition as an incredibly positive choice, one that will ultimately bring more fulfillment and a greater sense of achievement to those who pursue it. When she made her own shift years ago, it took effort, but she persevered. Today, Tiffani knows that if she hadn’t been faced with the difficult realization that her career wasn’t going where she wanted it to, she might never have found her true calling as a career coach.
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