TOP 10 TIPS TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE
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Have you got to a stage in your life where you want to make a big change but do not know how to go about it? Do you suffer from bouts of endless procrastination and an inability to see the bigger picture? Do you feel like you never have the time in your busy schedule to create the space to consider what you really want to get out of your life? If any of these questions appear to ring true for you, then please read on:
MANAGING STRESS IN A BUSY WORLD
Juggling priorities in life can be a struggle at the best of times. When you throw young children, family illness and work pressure into the mix, managing stress becomes important as it has the potential to take over your life. And that’s just my own situation!
There are many other reasons why people become overburdened with a feeling of relentless tension, so I’ve put together a few brief handy tips which could help you to alleviate those overwhelming pressures. (more…)
KEEP CALM AND BE A MENTOR!
In the next few weeks, I am running training sessions for mentors who will be working with disadvantaged young people at the educational charity, Endeavour.
If you are considering giving back to your community or within the business world, or think that you would benefit from mentoring yourself, here are some of my thoughts on what makes a good mentor and what a mentee can expect from mentoring. These tips can also be applied in more ‘informal’ situations like parenting and friendship advice.
I NEED HELP WITH PROCRASTINATION. MAYBE TOMORROW….
I have recently been making great efforts to keep everything on track with my business and home life. Too many balls to juggle, not enough time in the day… that kind of thing. This led me to consider my procrastination and whether I could manage my life better. Procrastination can lead to tension when things don’t get done, or when it feels as if they have only been part done. The sense of constantly playing catch up can then follow.