Have you ever worked super hard at a job and feel like you aren’t getting anywhere? Maybe it’s not where you are meant to be. Maybe it’s time for a career change. Career change is scary, job change is scary, the unknown is petrifiing. But, the happiness and fulfillment that you’ll feel will be worth…
It’s so important for me to maximize family time on the weekends. Working in digital marketing, the work never really ends. Whether I’m working for myself, or for a company, there’s always more that you could do: another keyword to bid on, another landing page to optimize, another ad that could be run… with the…
We all know the importance to finding an outlet to decompress and release stress. It is especially important for working moms to do this. As hard as it may be to find the time to in between kids, work and keeping your head above water, you need to take time for yourself. Many working women…
Millennials are taking less and less vacation days, and it doesn’t look like it’s getting any better. As a millennial (barely) myself, I do pride myself on how hard I work, but I am also a firm believer in work hard and relax hard. I have felt that pressure before. The one where you feel…
If you think vision boards don’t work, then joke’s on you. Visualization of your goals is one of the most powerful mind exercises that you can do. When you focus on what you want and take the time to visualize it, those dreams will come to life. The law of attraction is the belief that…
As working moms, things never seem to slow down. It’s always one thing after the other. Sometimes we put off doing something because we are just.. so .. tired. Sometimes we feel like we are spinning our wheels because it’s one thing after the other, so we are just trying to keep up. That’s when…
One of the things that we try to do is to make the world a better place for those that come after us. As a mom of two little girls, one of my biggest motivators that drives me is to show them that their mommy can do anything that she sets her mind to. Little…
I sure do love my vision boards. I’ve made one each year for the past six years, and while some years it has proven more effective than others, I still enjoy taking the time to plan out my goals for the year. Let’s look back at 2016: Left to Right, Top to Bottom: 1. Take…
