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Today’s the final day of the Ultimate Blog Challenge, and you are watching or reading my 30th consecutive post for April 2020.
I know I won’t keep up this new post creation pace, but I will be doing more writing and publishing in the day’s going forward than I have in the past few years.
I also know that I will continue to challenge myself … to do more … to better myself and the world around me … and to stretch and to dream.
In this final replay from the How I Make Working from Home Work for Me Virtual Summit 2019, guest speaker Donna Blevins brings insight into the use of shifting our mindset as no one else can.
Listen as this Big Girl of Poker explains how she entered the world of professional poker in her late forties, plus what she learned about playing poker that saved her life. Also, check out below the fabulous free resource Donna has available to you.
My heart claims I’ve known Donna for ages when in truth as I write this is, it’s barely been a year. On private video chats, we’ve laughed till our sides hurt and shared sorrows that had us virtually hugging and wiping away tears. And, I love hearing how she stunned medical staff when she used mindset shifts to help recover her speech in three days following a stroke versus the six or more months the doctors predicted.
I couldn’t think of anyone I wanted more as a guest speaker to wrap up my first live virtual summit than Donna Blevins. She shuffles humor and insight and mindset together, lays those cards on the table, then explains how much better you can play the hand life’s dealt you when you choose to shift your mindset on demand.
See below the replay video for more information and tips on how I planned out and hosted this successful virtual summit.
[Read more…] about Donna Blevins Shares Living the Hand Life Deals YouCindy’s one of those high energy types that light up a room just walking into it. She’s used that energy plus her interest in helping others to create a stellar portfolio of work, working primarily from home.
I first got to know Cindy when we both participated in Kelly McCausey’s Stretch Yourself Challenge. One challenge prompted me to host this virtual summit, while Cindy got to check mark the one to reach out and accept a live speaking gig. I’m so glad she did. She shares some wonderful insight and tips in her session. Hope you agree.
See below the replay video for more information and tips on how I planned out the virtual summit and invited speakers.
[Read more…] about Cindy Rushton: How I Make Working from Home Work for MeI’ve been to Italy twice. Spent time inside grand churches, like the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and the Basilica di Santa Croce in Florence, the Pisa Cathedral in Pisa, and St Peter’s in Vatican City.
But I’ve never been to Milan. Not physically.
However, now after watching Andrea Bocelli’s Music for Hope concert, broadcast live from the majestic Duomo Milan Easter Sunday, April 12, 2020 on YouTube, I feel like I’ve been there. I recognize the sense of having been inside the duomo.
Not so long ago I shied away from challenges, especially ones online. It wasn’t that I didn’t like competing or being in the spotlight. Or that I feared failure. Been there. Done that. Still alive to tell the tales.
It wasn’t that I couldn’t do the work. I could … and can … and dang well, I might add. My cumulative body of professional work and personal accomplishments are many. But I did fear something.
[Read more…] about Using Accountability to Get It DoneGotta be honest. There’s no extra time to be found … anywhere.
Extra time just does not exist. Each of us has the same allotment of hours in a day, days in a year, years in a lifetime.
It’s what we make of our time that matters. You know that. I know you do.
Because while it’s true that time, as we deal with it daily, exists in predetermined limited amount … it is possible to lose time … thus fueling humankind’s great search for finding it.
The ways we lose time is often dictated by our thoughts. It’s there where we chew on perceived reality to feed our mindsets.
Are you supplying it with a healthy diet of what’s possible … or indulging it in empty calories tasting of lack, despair, and want?
[Read more…] about Starved for Time? How to Find More
