Being organized is a big deal for a lot of people. And I get a little giddy when I see a client has posted something on the wall that I’ve shared with them. The power of sharing is remarkable. And I’ve had the opportunity to see first-hand how my sharing something has impacted my clients, […]
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Don’t check email first thing in the morning
I confess I do occasionally check email first thing morning. And I know quite a few other people who admit to it as well. Now to be clear, I’m not necessarily talking about the quick-check that happens after you get up. Scan, delete, type out a couple fast replies, make sure nothing is blowing up. […]
What is the opposite of play?
If you said the opposite of play is work, I’d like you to hold that thought. This weekend Nelson and I explored the miles of forests and rivers around our new home. We discovered (for a second time) Gorges State Park which has an astounding 20 waterfalls within the park’s boundaries. We visited DuPont State […]
The case for moving
I’d like to make a case for moving. Even if being out of a routine is odd. Uncomfortable. Disorienting almost. I was reminded of this during my move last week. The purging. Deciding what to keep and what not to keep. The packing and wrapping. And then I got sick. Like fall-down-and-sleep-on-the-couch-for-days sick. And still…I […]
My best clients all have this
I figured out something today about the best clients I love to work with. They all have some very specific traits in common that have nothing to do with the industry they’re in, how much money they’re making, or whether they’re men or women. I did a two-hour Make Some Room Rendezvous this morning with […]
Forty feet out of my comfort zone
This weekend was a weekend to push me out of my comfort zone – WAY out. Specifically, it pushed me about 40 feet out. Here’s the deal: Ever since Nelson and I met, we’ve talked about wanting to live in the mountains. Even before we met, I wanted to live on a lot of land, […]