by beth | Feb 7, 2024 | Comfort Zone, Fear, Self Improvement, Self-Confidence
Monday night, Doug and I started dance lessons at Fred Astaire Dance Studios – Hoboken. Doug had bought a package of lessons at the Princeton studio right before Covid hit, so we unfortunately couldn’t use them then, and then we moved. We kind of wrote it...
by beth | Feb 5, 2024 | Happiness, Motivational Monday, Power, Self Improvement, Self-worth
I was listening to a seminar yesterday about power and it was really quite interesting. Actually, the seminar may have been more about doubt, then power, but these two opposites definitely cross paths. The teacher was explaining all the ways in which doubt holds us...
by beth | Feb 1, 2024 | Awareness, Emotions, Leadership, Self Improvement
Yesterday, I was on a call about Emotional Intelligence. The information presented was incredibly basic so I ended up dropping off, but one thing she discussed I believe is worth sharing. The presenter had us compare our best boss with our worst boss, which obviously...
by beth | Jan 31, 2024 | Happiness, Hard Work, Inspirational, Persistence, Self Improvement
When I used to play tennis regularly, I remember when the match was really close, I would say to my partner, “We have to play to win, not to not loose. Let’s go for our shots!” It may sound like it’s conservative versus aggressive, but...
by beth | Jan 29, 2024 | Happiness, Kindness, Love, Motivational Monday, Peace, Self Improvement
We all know the quote, “Karma’s a —–,” right? And the Law of Karma states that no debt in the universe ever goes unpaid. Good to know as we start this Monday morning—before we say anything we are going to regret, or worse—before it comes...
by beth | Jan 24, 2024 | Awareness, Goals, Obstacles, Persistence, Self Improvement, Success
Yesterday, I was in the city at a business event. The speaker mentioned a very interesting statistic: “95% of us are hardwired to start new things and not finish them.” Wow, right? It kind of sounds like a New Year’s Resolution! Why don’t we...
