Tag Archives: consciousness
Practice makes great
Posted on 13. May, 2011 by Susan Wright.
What have you been practicing lately? Anything other than complaining, whining, or doing the same thing over and over? We all know that when we do the same thing over and over, we get a little better at whatever we’re doing; yet eventually, we hit a threshold that may no longer yield a return on […]
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What’s your position of influence?
Posted on 08. Apr, 2011 by Susan Wright.
We find ourselves in increasingly complex and chaotic times, and I have no doubt this is all part of our evolutionary path. The presence of global issues are like moving story boards, playing out daily; and yet, I find myself passively viewing and at the same time consciously desiring to make a difference. This can […]
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Conscious mindset for positive action
Posted on 01. Apr, 2011 by Susan Wright.
Over dinner with a client last night I was sharing my story of the past few weeks and realized the “reactionary” state we’ve been living in. After having a flood in our basement and a bunch of other unexpected events, we’ve been thrust into making decisions and taking action on items that typically would have […]
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What 10 minutes can do…
Posted on 20. Jan, 2011 by Susan Wright.
BUSY week! Husband in hospital (non life threatening, but rather the gift to walk pain free again), meetings, clients, and my son’s birthday. Yup I was up icing cup cakes at midnight after presenting at a meeting and updating our friends and family on my hubby’s status. Never a dull moment for a working mother […]