by Susan Elford | May 29, 2018 | Featured, Happiness, Work / Life Balance
3 Valuable Lessons from Eckhart Tolle’s Teachings I’ve been writing a lot lately about the “May Mayhem,” the “June Crazies,” and the “End of School Year Sillies.” Whatever you call it, for those of you with children in school, I find life ramps up several...
by Susan Elford | Apr 24, 2018 | Business, Success, Work / Life Balance
5 Trust-Related Tips for Increased Productivity What are some things that you take for granted? It’s so interesting what you don’t notice until it’s gone. Perhaps it’s the warm weather of summer you take for granted until it’s replaced by many months of winter....
by Susan Elford | Apr 10, 2018 | Featured, Happiness, Success, Work / Life Balance
How to know when you are being pushed into overwhelm and what to do about it I had a huge brainwave this week. I am pretty much always working on how to be more productive with my days and in my business, on finding new time management “tricks” and attitudes that...
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 | Feb 13, 2018 | Business, Career, Work / Life Balance
How to make your home office a productive and glorious place to work I just renovated part of my home office this past weekend. It is the part of my office that I used to basically ignore. This part of my office sits behind me while I typically face my computer most...
by Susan Elford | Jan 30, 2018 | Happiness, Work / Life Balance
8 Top Tips for Getting Your Family to Do the Weekly Chores It’s Saturday morning. Your crazy week is behind you and it’s the weekend! Saturdays for me used to be kind of dreamy. They would start slowly. When I was a kid it was Saturday morning cartoons, which turned...
