Business & Prosperity

I recently started “reading” (the audiobook) Suze Orman’s new book “Women & Money”. So far I’m still a little amazed at the fact that she never utters the word gay or lesbian when referring to unmarried women or women with a partner even though she is now out herself. The fundamentals are all the same […]

I recently wrote an article on Overcoming Emotional Spending over at Queercents. I thought this article would be very relevant to all my readers here because the spending has nothing to do with spending at all — it has to do with what you are trying to get or avoid by spending. For example: Spending

Yep, it’s that time again when people around the country sit around and make a list of their 2007 New Year’s Resolutions. It’s funny but most of the time doing this is a total waste of time that simply leaves you feeling like a loser. Why? Because most resolutions fail within a few weeks or

Successful people take time to reflect and acknowledge accomplishments and plan for the future. If you’re not clear on what you really want you’re likely to get more of what you’ve always gotten. I was happy to see one of my favorite coaches, Cheryl Richardson, on Good Morning America yesterday morning talking about taking a

I am a raving fan of Pam Slim’s Escape from Cubicle Nation blog. Today she published “The Work Manifesto” which I absolutely love. It captures the passion and presence that I believe we each need in our professional lives. Here’s a snippet from the item Work is Your Real Life: Work is your real life.