Part 12: Now, I want you to ask yourself the following question: What are those areas that you recognize need improving in your personal makeup. We all have them, so be especially real with yourself at this part of The Rightful Placement Process. You don’t have to share this list with the world. In fact, … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 12
Part 11: Also ask yourself: What are your areas needing improvement? What obstacles and hindrances are holding you back? What are your setbacks? The strong parts of our makeup will always take up residence with those areas where we need some fine-tuning – areas that may be problematic or present unpleasant challenges for us. And, … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 11
I know, I know. I just couldn't help myself. I had to bring an oldie, but goodie, to today's conversation. It's a blast from the past that's meant to be and just so happens to be a reblog from its original posting on December 4, 2019. And guess what? I was in the same irritating … Continue reading Productivity Tuesday: Reblog – When You Don’t Know What to Blog About
Here's where I ended last Wednesday's book excerpt in Untitled Book #2 – Part 9: "So, one of the parental perspectives I'll always stand by is that it’s a parent’s responsibility to assist his or her child in developing his or her talents, skills, and abilities and to guide that child into opportunities to use … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 10
Part 9: Actually, let me back up just a little bit in my story's timeline. Honestly, my misplacement started well before the loss of the homeschooling opportunity. It started fairly early on in the course of teaching my son. During my time of homeschooling, I had multiple personal priorities that needed some managing and, therefore, … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 9
Part 8: Okay, so let me tell you what a void does in one's life. A void causes one to reflect on what's missing. And, I obviously had a professional gap that needed to be filled with whatever talents, skills, and abilities I thought I could bring to the table. Once I ended homeschooling, I … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 8
Part 7: And I don’t mind touting around the terms: creative, content creator, or creative entrepreneur when identifying what it is I do. I put words together to create messages that hopefully evoke a sense of positivity, inspiration, encouragement, motivation to succeed, motivation to improve, productivity, and all-things-hopeful. I finally took the leap of faith … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 7
Part 6: I knew how to write business letters, agendas, and minutes for meetings; review, proofread, and draft reports and papers; create, revise, and critique resumes; formulate personal and professional emails and presentations; and generally perform whatever activity was needed where writing was involved. Throughout the various writing activities I participated in at the time, … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 6
Part 5: And if researching is what it would take to be a successful entrepreneur, then researching would be my new norm. With researching comes growth and growth results from an increase in knowledge put into practical application. So, I was at this crossroads, where I had to make a decision on what I was … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 5
Part 4: As I’m traveling along my new career path, there are some definite growing pains and mindset shifts that I’ve been forced to address. And I wanted to stop here and just bring out a very critical point about the successful creative entrepreneur. There’s the artistic (or creative) side to this individual as well … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 4
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