by fiona | May 27, 2014 | Business & Life Strategies, Life Coaching and Mentoring, Personal Development
Looking out the window this morning I was rather surprised to see quite strong winds and on learning the outside temperature, was even more surprised to discover how warm it was! And still is to be honest. Please don’t think this is going to be some sort of...
by fiona | May 26, 2014 | Life Coaching and Mentoring, Personal Development
Just recently it came to me that it would be really beneficial not only to me physically and spiritually but to my immediate family for me to take a retreat for a weekend. If you are in anyway religious, you will understand that sometimes you need to just listen to...
by fiona | May 24, 2014 | Life Coaching and Mentoring, Personal Development
How many of us – particularly those in jobs – go away twice a year for two weeks and tend to go to the same places, year in, year in? We all know people like that right or perhaps I am talking to you? And there is absolutely nothing at all wrong with that, providing...
by fiona | May 13, 2014 | Life Coaching and Mentoring
I recently read an article entitled “Happy Birthday And I’m A Miracle!” written by the enormously talented .@sandikrakowski I was reading it and it resonated so much with my personal life story. So I thought I would write something similar because it just really...
by fiona | May 9, 2014 | Business & Life Strategies, Life Coaching and Mentoring
I’ve had quite the interesting experience with this of late and even over the past couple of years and became so excited about the topic when I thought of it this morning, that I felt compelled to write about it. I guess most people think of clutter as in junk lying...
by fiona | May 8, 2014 | Life Coaching and Mentoring
It’s always a good idea to really be aware of the things you do and don’t like so you are able to identify them when you are talking to a potential enroller. And don’t be afraid to shop around either and be upfront about it. I always appreciate it when someone tells...
