Archive for January, 2011
Hello Everyone!
Well the time has come! The book that I’ve co-authored in is now released! This book is full of tools, knowledge and information. Check out this valuable table of contents:
You Can Have It All: Running a Business Your Family Will Love By Molly Klipp, AICI
Creating a Family Home-Based Business: Working in Harmony for Greater Success By Grace Keohohou
Growing Your Business While Growing Your Family By Sarah Kalicki-Nakamura, MAOM, CDC
The Gifts in Being a Mom Entrepreneur: Unwrapping the Blessings within the Burdens By Tara Kennedy-Kline, CDC, DCGL, MWP
Launch Your Business to Success: Build a Strong Foundation for Your Business to Grow and Prosper By Rhonda Johnson
Business Planning for the Serious Mom Entrepreneur By Sheri Cockrell
Building Your Legacy by Thinking Big By Teisha Shelby-Houston
Purposeful Profit: The Foundation for a Sustainable Business By Audrey L. Godwin, CPA
Branding: More Than a Buzz Word By Tammy Tribble
Turn Your Image into Gold: Cultivate an Image to Support Your Professional Goals By Jennifer Bressie
The Art of Leveraging Your Time: The Mom Entrepreneur’s Key to Blending Career and Family By Martha Staley, CDC
From Business Suit to Bathing Suit: Mastering Business Travel with Family and Kids By Cindy Sakai, MAOM, CDC
Rediscovering Recess: Create a Game Plan for Adding More Fun to Your Life By Jennifer Malocha, AAS
Authentically You: Making Your Mom Entrepreneur Life Work Using the Law of Attraction By Tania Boutin, CLC, NLSC, SDC
Achieve Your Dreams through Persistence: Know What You Really Want and How to Get It By Karen Tucker, CDC
Baby or Business: Making Time For You Helps Everything Thrive By Leslie Irish Evans, LMP, NBCR, CA
Look Like a Rock Star as You Blog Your Way to SuccessBy Holly Chantal, M.Ed
The Magic of Event Marketing: Skyrocket Your Business with Successful Events By Hope Desroches
Use Networking to Build Your Business through Relationships By Patti Snyders-Blok
Finding and Working with Mentors to Create Success By Schall Adams
Intuition: The Way of the Mommy Warrior Your Secret Weapon in Business and Life By Maria Salomão-Schmidt, MBA
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If you’re feeling down about your recent loss, it may be difficult for you to feel grateful early in the grief process. But as time goes on, it does become slightly easier to focus on and appreciate what you do have, rather than what you don’t have in your life.
Being grateful shifts your thinking into a more positive place, helping you gain back energy and your passion for life. Try weaving into your daily routine the following ideas that use gratitude to help you cope with your loss:
- When you wake in the morning, start the day reflecting on what you have in your life to be grateful for. Is it the air you’re breathing? Is it the radiant sunshine streaming through the window? Or, perhaps it’s the lovely aroma of your coffee brewing? Even the smallest things can turn negative thoughts into positive feelings.
- Throughout the day, show gratitude and love for yourself. Think of the challenges you’ve faced and how you’re succeeding in overcoming them. See yourself as a phenomenal individual who is courageous and determined. Allowing yourself to love and accept the person you are helps you to bring your feelings into a brighter light.
- Make a list each evening of the top three things that you encountered during the day that made you feel appreciative of the positive effect it had on your thoughts. It could be someone who reached out to you with an act of kindness, or you had reached out to someone with compassion and concern. Or, maybe it was the giggle of a child or a friend who made you laugh out loud.
Although grief can stem from any type of loss, there are ways to get through the process by being grateful each day for the small, yet beautiful gestures, ideas and inspiring people in your life. Center your thoughts on all the wonderful things that there are to live for, and your mind will gradually transform that grief into gratitude each day.
