Philosophy

One thing I often hear from new clients is that their work and their life feels like Groundhog Day. Sometimes the language is slightly different, it feels like rinse and repeat or it's blah, but the message is the same. Every day feels the same. They’re bored, stuck and feeling a bit trapped.

The bad news: Anyone who tells you they know how you can harmonize your work and your family life is full of sh*t. You, your life, and your work are all unique. No one else can give you the perfect answers to create your ideal life.

So where do you start?

Long ago, I remember hearing that I should identify the “core values” of my company and somehow use them for success.  I didn’t see how it was relevant, at the time.  Now, 25 years later, I can’t imagine living my life without them, for my companies, myself and my marriage.  Why?

It’s the week after Memorial Day so all of my coaching sessions included asking about the three-day weekend. Everyone seemed refreshed and energized, which didn’t really come as a surprise.  We all know that taking breaks (short or long) are great for our health, outlook and creativity.  And business is better when we don’t work all the time. So with that in mind and for the sake of your business, here’s a strategy to ensure that this summer is extra fun.