All Articles Tagged 'balance' (6)

"I can't build my business because the economy is so terrible and no one has any money to spend on what I have to offer!" Woe is me.... (yeah, I've heard myself say that a time or two!)

Um.....

Visit a restaurant on a Wednesday night - you'll have to wait to get a seat.

Go to a movie in the middle of the afternoon on a Saturday - you'll park in the BACK of the parking lot built for 5,000 cars.

Go to a local minor or major league baseball game - SOLD OUT and 75% of…

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Finding balance with health and work

(NOTE: This is the third in a series about the writer’s experiences with promoting health.)

By the time I was in my mid-20s my discomfort due to various ailments and my disappointment with conventional medical treatments had led me to become an avid proponent of natural remedies. While I longed for creative self-expression and knew my passion was…

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Those three words are quickly becoming my new mantra for my business growth. I do business with and depend on those I know, like & trust.



I am taking the 100 Days to Abundance at Team Nimbus, with Bill Davis. In the process of the class, you learn to look at your relationships as more qualitative rather than quantitative. Who gives you the most referrals? Rather than who has the most business cards in their box or the most friends on Facebook, Inside919, Women’s Power Network or… Read More

Zero Balancing (ZB) is a simple yet powerful bodywork system that balances mind and body using touch and movement to address the deepest tissues of the body – the connective tissue, bones and joints. Developed by physician, osteopath and acupuncturist Fritz Smith, MD in 1973, Zero Balancing®(ZB) is a hands-on body/mind therapy…

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That was the first thing that ran through my mind when I found the phone book open to divorce attorneys. I was home every night, my wife didn’t have to work, she drove a Lincoln Town Car, could shop whenever and wherever she wanted, I didn’t cheat on her, wasn’t a drunk and never abused her physically. Mentally? Well that was another lesson I had yet to learn. I didn’t understand what she wanted from a husband. I thought I was doing the right thing by being the…

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When my husband I moved to Raleigh in 2005, I made the transition from a corporate position in trade show advertising to contract and freelance writing. Over the last few years I have looked at how to manage my creative lifestyle. The creative part of my brain throws the rules out the window, moves spontaneously and flows from one idea to another. On the other hand, the work must get done, the bills must be paid, and there needs to be some order of business and household… Read More