At the end of each year, I’ve gotten into the habit of recapping how my year went by sharing posts that stood out or were significant to me in some way. You can check those out here: My Favorite Posts of 2018 10 Posts That I Loved This Year (2017) 10 Posts That Changed My Life This Year (2015) My …
By Jeff Wiener @ The Kickass Entrepreneur Who would have thought that one of my favorite employees resigning would be among the most valuable leadership lessons I needed to quadruple profits, and would become the catalyst for me selling my business? Let me explain. I started my small business fresh out of college in 1991 at the age of 23. …
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Whether you love it or you hate it, Facebook is pretty much everywhere. Personally, I’ve wanted to quit it so many times, but like the majority of us, I just can’t take the plunge. It has become the primary way that I keep in touch with far too many people. I’ve completely lost touch with several old friends simply because …
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In July of 2011, I started a new blog. I wasn’t new to blogging by any means. I had an Angelfire webpage or two back when we first got the Internet back in the late 1990s. As well as a MySpace page and various LiveJournal and Blogger blogs over the years. I bought my first domain in 2002, long before …
When I re-joined the gym back in January, I thought that spending money on the membership would help motivate me to get back into shape. And it did. Sort of. One month I’d get to the gym 3 times a week, then something would happen and I’d fall off track again. Sometimes it was for legitimate reasons (like getting the …
Recently, I celebrated my one-year anniversary of being back to work full time. In some ways, it feels like I’ve been with this organization for a lot longer than that. I have already changed roles after accepting an internal promotion and am currently back-filling for a different department, as well. (Essentially meaning I’ve been trained in 3 different jobs already.) …
A Guest Post By Shiuan Butler Aloha! My name is Shiuan and I am the Creator of Journaling Sisters, a safe, supportive, nurturing community of heart-centred women who love connection, creativity, and journaling. I came across Amanda’s blog, My Life, I Guess… recently and loved how open she was on the topic of mental health. I decided to reach out …
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If you read personal finance blogs, I’m sure you’ve heard of Shopping Bans before. Cait Flanders really brought a lot of attention to the concept back in 2014-15 when she completed a year-long shopping ban. (And then she did it again for a second year. And is now writing a book about it.) The “rules” of a shopping ban are …
In your life, there are many different elements that make you happy. Your friends, family, partner, and career are just a few of the things that have the power to bring you true joy in your life. However, recently you have been a little lost in terms of your direction. Whether you’re struggling to express gratitude or you have simply …
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Last week, I woke up in the middle of the night and just could not get back to sleep. I was tossing and turning for hours. My back and neck were killing me. Laying down hurt. Not sleeping and suffering from back and neck pain are not new to me, unfortunately. But the reasons for them happening this time were. …
If you’ve been a reader of My Life, I Guess… for a while, you’ll know that I’ve never really been good at posting regularly here. As much as I tried to be one of those bloggers that have a new post every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, I’ve never been that person. Perhaps you’ve noticed that lately, I’ve only gotten worse. …
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There’s a common belief that there’s power in positive thinking. That having a positive attitude brings happiness and success. I’m a pretty negative person. I wish I weren’t, but I am. I’ve been conscious of this fact for many, many years and have made attempts in the past to be more of an optimist. But then life would throw me …
Last updated: January 22, 2019 When it comes to building an efficient workplace, continued education can be beneficial. From sponsored college courses to basic correspondence classes and in-house materials, enhancing the capabilities of employees can make an impact in the bottom line of the company. This can result in greater customer service experiences, more efficient uses of time and a …
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Last week, I went to see my massage therapist. I’ve been having issues with what I think is a pinched nerve in my back/shoulder/neck; I was in a lot of pain, and unable to get in to see my family doctor. She wasn’t able to really help the pain at all, but while she tried, we began talking about how …
