5 Career Moves that Lead to a Life of Luxe & Leisure
In April 2020, I published an e-workbook titled Bliss After Burnout. It was a complex experience to be a career coach (my full-time, 9-5 job) and feel so unmotivated. Then I […]
Category Archives: Self-Help
Wishlist Savings Challenge: National Splurge Day #SachsBeforeSaks
On March 30, 2019 I came up with the idea of #SachsBeforeSaks, prioritizing financial well-being over spending (the hashtag is a play on the names of Goldman Sachs bank and […]
Non-Material Purchases to Level-Up Your Life
Whether it was from boredom or stress, last year will filled with impulse purchases. It was definitely fun while it lasted but not something I want to replicate going forward. […]
2021 Luxury Wishlist
As the saying goes, create the things you wish existed! In my last post, I talk about the importance of buying things that you love but also being intentional about […]
Put A Bow On It
July 1, 2020 is the exact mid-point of this year and from day one, things have seemed to be on a downward spiral with very little chance of improvement. Quarantining […]
Turn Your Home into a Haven
Staying home during this time of social distancing can feel as if your senses are stifled. But with the right curation, your home can come alive in new ways. Here […]
COVID Quarantine: A Mom’s Survival Guide
This is not a drill! This is the real deal; the day we’ve all been waiting for: when our bulk buying, stockpiling, and preparedness pays off (cues distant sounds of […]
Your 2019 Goal & Life Planning Workbook
This is the 5th year that I’ve created a New Year worksheet but this 2019 activity is by far my favorite! This activity, instead of simply focusing goals, shifts […]
Best Practices for Self-Care (Part I)
For part 1 of this activity, you’ll need to download this checklist and start exploring which activities will best-fit your lifestyle. Self-care works best if you try several things, even […]
Ending Negative Self-Talk
A few weeks ago I had a negative, reoccurring inner dialogue that just wouldn’t go away. Unintentionally, I was starting many of my thoughts with, “I should have…by now” or […]