by Susan Elford | Nov 23, 2020 | Business, Career, Featured, Highlight, Personal Leadership, Success
Make 2021 a year you’re excited to wake up to. As we close out a year I’m confident NO ONE wants a repeat of, it’s time to lay the groundwork to envision a new year. A year focused on the outcomes we’d like to create. A year fueled by the experiences we’d like to...
by Susan Elford | Nov 4, 2020 | Featured, Happiness, Highlight, Personal Leadership
No matter your stage of life, people everywhere long to be seen. I write this the morning after Halloween. The one time of the year when we can wear visible, full character masks and pretend we’re someone else, just for a little while. I handed out candy last night...
by Susan Elford | Oct 7, 2020 | Business, Career, Family, Featured, Highlight, Personal Leadership, Work / Life Balance
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the corporate workforce and women have been hit especially hard. Last week I was fortunate to receive a virtual ticket to a conference based out of New York City (one of the blessings of COVID – virtual tickets to anywhere!). The...
by Susan Elford | Jul 13, 2020 | Business, Business Relationships, Family, Featured, Highlight, Parenting, Personal Leadership
5 things you can do when you don’t know what to do. When I took my coaching training, many years ago now, the instructors would start each session, even the one after lunch – with a curiosity – a deep listening – a leaning in with the question:...
by Susan Elford | May 5, 2020 | Business, Career, Featured, Highlight, Personal Leadership, Public Relations
How you respond in a crisis can show your true colours. We all have our bad moments. Those moments when we regret that the bedroom window was open the night we had a big argument with our partner. Those moments when we lost our cool at our kids at the playground and...
by Susan Elford | Apr 1, 2020 | Family, Featured, Happiness, Highlight, Personal Leadership
6 Principles to Help Us Find Solid Ground in Uncertainty It was 1984. I was in Grade 10. And the world was coming to an end. My social studies teacher was impassioned about the state of the world and was intent on her wide-eyed, previously innocent students...
