Working Moms on the Run
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Working Moms on the Run
There’s a little something for everyone here.
Working: trials and tribulations of a successful retail executive
Moms: mother of two learning how to parent every day
On the Run: from 5k to marathon. If I can do it; you can!
The Power of One Word: A Guide to Embracing Change and Growth
Discover the transformative potential of a single word as we delve into the impact of words on our thoughts, actions, and decisions. Learn how adopting a guiding word can provide clarity, unity, and focus, not only in personal resolutions but also in business strategies. Explore the wisdom of renowned authors Yehuda Berg, Abraham Joshua Herschel, and more, as we delve into the energy and influence that words hold. Join us in exploring the journey of living your chosen word, applying it as a filter to decisions, and enhancing different dimensions of your life. Dive into the enriching concept of shared words within families and organizations, and unlock the power of words to inspire positive change. Embrace the challenge of a single word to make this year your best yet. Explore more on Working Moms on the Run and embark on a year of growth and transformation through the profound impact of words.
Keywords: one word, personal growth, guiding word, business strategies, positive change, shared words, embracing change, transformation, Working Moms on the Run.
Add the Merry to Your Merry Christmas
“My idea of Christmas whether old fashioned or modern is very simple: loving others ”. Bob Hope “The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer somebody else up.” Mark Twain Ah, one holiday down one to go. Or two if you’re already looking ahead to New Years. I...
Agility: Leading With Speed
“Success today requires the agility and drive to constantly rethink, reinvigorate, react and reinvent". Bill Gates “If you want to be fast and agile, keep things simple. Speed isn't the result of simplicity, but simplicity enables speed". Jim Highsmith Did you...
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It has to be fun!
One lesson I’ve learned in business, parenting, and running is that you just can’t take yourself too seriously.
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