Posts Tagged With ‘ Gratitude ’

How often do we miss the opportunity to release this motivation on our teams, our organizations, our families, and even our friends? Source  Continue Reading

Do you want to continue to be Exhausted or be Empowered?   If you are an Entrepreneur and want to be empowered, you must listen to my interview with Elizabeth Gould, Certified Master Neuroplastician and Best-Selling Author who loves taking entrepreneurs from exhausted to empowered. I know you will find my guest to be super… Read More The post Do you want to continue to be Exhausted or be Empowered? appeared first on The Accountability Coach. Originally Published on https://www.accountabilitycoach.com/ Continue Reading

Are you struggling to find things to be grateful for as you grow older? It can be challenging to acknowledge what we’re thankful for at times, and that’s okay! Here is a potential list of things to be grateful for if you are over 60.  Not everyone has everything on the list, but I hope the list gives you an idea of the range of things we can be grateful for as we age. 1.     A close-knit family that offers emotional support during challenging times; friends who have been there through thick and thin, and colleagues who make the workplace a positive and engaging environment. 2. ... Continue Reading

Don’t love your work? Can’t wait to get the heck out of there when your shift is done? It’s up to you to find some part of your job to enjoy. Let’s get real: You signed on for this work. You agreed to their terms and conditions. Even if you felt you had no choice but to take this job, at some point you must have been relieved when you got the opportunity.  Why aren’t you pleased that the option came your way? Gratitude for what you have is the beginning of enjoyment. Every person in the workplace has found themselves in this situation at one time or another. I have been in it more than... Continue Reading

Arthur C. Brooks and Oprah Winfrey have written a thought-provoking book together. It’s called Build the Life You Want: The Art and Science of Getting Happier. Yep. There are other books on how to get happy. Why is this one different? One of the many things I enjoy about this content is that Brooks and Winfrey share that happiness isn’t a feeling, it’s a direction. They invite us to consider getting happier as a process we can activate each day. That changes the game. They also invoke the power of three and discuss what research has determined as the three powerful factors that contribute... Continue Reading

Wendy – Hey, Boomer In this blog post, I delve into the sincere question: How do we find joy amongst life’s challenges? Life is undoubtedly a journey filled with ups and downs, joys and sorrows. Father Richard Rohr’s powerful words resonate deeply: “Life will be tough; the only question is whether we will become tougher, wiser, and more resilient.” In the face of life’s challenges, we are invited to reframe our narratives, embracing both mourning and celebration, and laboring for the birth of a better future. A Tapestry of Opposites The Hey, Boomer! podcast has delved into the profound... Continue Reading

Happy New Year, friends! A new year, a fresh start is upon us. But before we jump into 2024, let’s refresh ourselves with the topics that resonated with you this past year. What better way to start fast in the new year than to build on what we have already learned together?  It’s not surprising that personal growth and reaching your full potential were of peak interest in 2023 and are poised to continue to be a priority in 2024. The following were my 5 most popular blogs in 2023. I hope these posts are helpful pieces to revisit — or delve into for the first time.   God Has a Purpose for... Continue Reading

For the next seven days: Appreciate something. What you appreciate, appreciates. Raise the value of your experiences by finding something in each one to appreciate (sometimes it’s enough to appreciate the fact that you survived to live another day), your tools (consider all the effort and energy of the people who made the wonderful tools that you use every day that make your life easier), the processes, routines, and rituals that make your life so much better. Appreciate your body for what it does for you each day. I suggest telling it so. When I am doing something particularly strenuous, or... Continue Reading

Well, here we are again, my fellow food enthusiasts, in that glorious time of the year when we hide our scales and drown our worries in gravy and pie. It’s Thanksgiving, the stretchy-pants holiday, and boy, do we have a lot to be grateful for this year. Remember last Thanksgiving? We were all busy being thankful and avoiding being turkeys. This year, I’m brimming with gratitude and hope you are too.  One thing I’m intensely thankful for — the overall response to my book Leading with Significance and the efforts that so many of you have made to read and promote the book, write reviews... Continue Reading

My special podcast guest has taken her hard-earned knowledge and wisdom in integrating business and life to help you with a short-cut to your even greater success. Lori Saitz is the founder and CEO of Zen Rabbit and host of the podcast “Fine is a 4-Letter Word.” An award-winning author and speaker, Lori is on… Read More The post Check out the Podcast Interview with Lori Saitz, Stress Eradication Consultant and Author appeared first on The Accountability Coach. Originally Published on https://www.accountabilitycoach.com/ Continue Reading