Tag Archives: lifestyle

Consciously frustrated – the perks of having it all.

Posted on 09. Feb, 2010 by Susan Wright.

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I was on a roll, gaining momentum, and doing the things necessary to create the connections and leads for future opportunities, and then, there it was, my bag dropped at the front door as stagnant and urgent as my life can sometimes be. It sits there, untouched as family life took over minutes of walking [...]

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Thinking about your health?

Posted on 03. Nov, 2009 by Susan Wright.

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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.

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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.

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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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Moving closer to knowing what you want

Posted on 13. Oct, 2009 by Susan Wright.

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Accepting where you are on your journey or process of change is a little like climbing at high altitude and “puking” just to relieve the constant nausea of unrelenting discomfort! (read Girl !mpact blog – the girls reached the summit of Kilimanjaro, Oct 6th). It’s not an easy process and the discomfort is real and [...]

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