Stay on purpose in a November drizzle
Posted on 24. Nov, 2009 by Susan Wright.
This morning, I got up, did the usual routine, and then, landed in front of my computer feeling like the dreary weather. As I trickled over my work I was neither struck by any profound idea or refreshed by light thoughts. I went outward to seek a humourous antidote for my drizzling disposition, only to [...]
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Giving voice to my vision
Posted on 20. Nov, 2009 by Susan Wright.
I’ve been tested in the past two weeks in an unexpected and wonderful way. On three occasions I have given voice to my vision, although somewhat reluctantly at first; those three occasions had the subtle nuances to bring forth that inner calling that I have secretly held. Like my client, who said “I blurted out [...]
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Discovering the dream, keeping your eyes on the prize.
Posted on 17. Nov, 2009 by Susan Wright.
I’ve discovered this year more than any other that my clients are coming to me with similar needs – often in the same time frame. There appears to be a common cycle or thread among them. They have similar needs and desires, yet they are articulated and played out differently. A few things could be [...]
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New-world network – relationships in real time
Posted on 13. Nov, 2009 by Susan Wright.
My Friday started early. Precisely at midnight my toddler was awake and crying, then again an hour later, and there were many more starts and stops. No wonder I really wasn’t in the mood to post a blog today. Do you think there is anything to this Friday the 13th stuff? Anyway, a really cool [...]
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The power of relationship and networks
Posted on 11. Nov, 2009 by Susan Wright.
Today I had two constructive conversations; one which connected me to the early days of my business and the other which reminded me of all the people and networks I have engaged with over several years. One conversation was with someone I’ve known for years, while the other with someone I met three days ago. [...]
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A renewed sense of being
Posted on 06. Nov, 2009 by Susan Wright.
I must admit, before having children I would never get up by 6:00 a.m. unless it was to go skiing for the day. It’s lovely to wake up to a little person who is bright-eyed and simply happy, especially if you are not a “morning person” like me. It always amazes me how a toddler [...]
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Thinking about your health?
Posted on 03. Nov, 2009 by Susan Wright.
Sometimes there is too much information about health, and this often causes confusion and inaction. When thinking about your health consider: what food choices to make, ways to reduce stress and physical activities you enjoy. Immediately you may seek out some information to inform you about your health choices and options; and yet, get totally [...]
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Increasing demands forsaking your well-being?
Posted on 30. Oct, 2009 by Susan Wright.
What! It’s Oct 30th! The month has gone by so fast! Catch yourself saying this or noticing how busy life is? It’s no surprise since we live full dynamic lifestyles that demand our energy, time and resources. You give a lot, do a lot and still there’s more. It’s not easy to shut down by [...]
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Strategically mindful of your well-being
Posted on 27. Oct, 2009 by Susan Wright.
It’s that time of year (at least for those in the Northern hemisphere) that we begin the battle with colds, the flu or symptoms associated with busy schedules and lives. To be a top performer or simply to stay on top of your game, it’s no surprise that being healthy and fit are key components [...]
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A mirror reflection for personal insight
Posted on 23. Oct, 2009 by Susan Wright.
You see yourself as intelligent and you’ve “got it together” until one day you have a conversation with someone and wonder what the heck you were thinking. You don’t feel so together, you question your intellectual savvy and just about anything else that you once perceived as true.
When this happens (and yes it can, even [...]
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