A few days ago, I was challenged to write down one dream I need to let go of so a NEW dream budding with hope can grow within me. I thought and thought about how I try to create new vision and forge new paths from old maps. At one point in time, they were vibrant and lively paths, but they are no longer traveled. I want to invest in a new “map” from a different source. I wrote down this “dream” and chose to let go of it. I like to do a tangible and physical action to symbo

Step back, slow down and do one thing at a time. This is the season we are expected to rush around, stay up late, work all weekend and attend every holiday event offered. Then come January, we have to recover and try to regroup and evaluate what we really want for the coming year. As I do research for my business Lunch and Learns, I came across the word: Monotasking. It is now my new favorite word! Research at the University of Utah discovered that those who deemed themselve

I recently read a story about a man who bought a new ATV so he could ride around his neighborhood. It would help him complete his tasks quickly and be “cool”. He then realized, (after talking to his buddy) that the ATV was designed for “off road” terrain. He was forced by his friends to take it off road and fully experience this sport. This story prompted an analogy of how I have fixed mindsets towards my life, my gifts and my potential. Do I want to remain in what I think