This is a guest post by Dinette Rivera, expanding on a comment she left on my recent thoughts about work-life balance. I asked her how she’d made changes in her life, and this post is the answer.
I don?t expect to live a balanced life. It is an unattainable goal. I chose a better goal – take control of my life.
All of it.
So they actually did it. My home nation, the United Kingdom, voted by 52% to 48% to leave the European Union and go it alone.
And while the Leave campaigners will say democracy won, and the British people have spoken, it’s not quite as simple as that.
[Read more…] about Scottish Forever, But a UK Citizen No More
When we?re passionate about something, we never see it as something we have to do ? we see it as something we want to do.
Blogging; business; job; hobby; singing; drawing, anything. If we love it, we?ll spend time on it that we don?t even realize.
While it?s still work, we don?t see it as work. And there?s the danger.
Back in October last year – around the time of my birthday, funnily enough – I released my first non-business book, The Little Book of Inspiration.
For me, it was one of my proudest moments, because the book was truly a labour of love that had – literally – been years in the making.
[Read more…] about The Little Book of Inspiration Now Available in Print
The other week, I was at a Toronto FC game with my good friend Sam Fiorella, who shares my passion and love for the beautiful game and is also a die-hard TFC fan.
As we sat on the train on the way home from the game, we chatted about numerous things, but one conversation that came up was our reduced use of social media.
[Read more…] about Why It’s Okay to Grow Distant from Social Media
