by Susan Elford | Dec 18, 2018 | Business, Career, Personal Leadership, Success
Want to Stop Hearts and Open Pocketbooks? Go Social! “Mom, stop taking selfies! It’s funny once in a while,” says my 17-year-old, “but when you take them all the time it’s just not cool.” “I dunno, I think they’re pretty fun,” I say. “That’s just because you’re tired...
by Susan Elford | Oct 23, 2018 | Business, Career, Personal Leadership, Success
How Shifting Your Mindset About Sales Can Make All the Difference How do you feel about selling? The number one roadblock I hear from my clients and most service-based entrepreneurs is around selling their services. Does this sound familiar? “I’m good at what I do, I...
by Susan Elford | Sep 18, 2018 | Business, Career, Personal Leadership
How the Lean In Movement is Changing the Story of the Workplace I recently had the opportunity to attend an event that was absolutely mind-blowing, game-changing and altogether inspiring. It was the International Conference for Lean In Leaders from around the world,...
by Susan Elford | Mar 1, 2018 | Happiness, Personal Leadership, Work / Life Balance
How to shift your mindset when nothing seems to be going right “AARGH! Can this day get any more stupid?!?” I asked myself as I sorrowfully cleaned my bathroom and kitchen with one hand because my other one was wrapped up in gauze and tape. It was 7 pm on a weeknight...
by Susan Elford | Nov 15, 2017 | Happiness, Personal Leadership, Work / Life Balance
5 Tips on How to Fill Your Day with Things You Love Doing Have you ever noticed that feeling of anxiousness that creeps in when you have too much to do in your day and you are impatient with all the things on your list that you think you have to get done before you...
by Susan Elford | Sep 19, 2017 | Happiness, Personal Leadership, Success
The way you spend your days will define your legacy Last week I had the opportunity to volunteer my time to help a couple whose daughter died of cancer last year at the age of 12. These parents are continuing to honour their daughter Natasha’s legacy by...
