Granted . . . goaling DOES require some planning before the execution phase comes about. That discussion was had in the previous blog posts, entitled Planned Goal-Mindedness, The Steps Leading to the Goal, and Too Many High-Level Goals? I go into some depth in these three discussions about the importance of planning to provide some direction … Continue reading Forever Planning and Never Getting to the Goaling
In my latest discussion with you, here at Degrees of Maternity, I addressed the act of JUST STARTing to get you on a path toward making your dreams and goals a reality. And if you have absolutely no context as to how that brief little blog talk went, then I want you to stop reading … Continue reading Blogging Truths Be Told: 3 Tips for JUST STARTing Your Blog Post
The act of "JUST STARTING" can be one of the most difficult tasks known to mankind. I'm serious! It's just difficult to START at times. True enough, the type of task in question has a lot to do with why it may be hard to START. The more uncomfortable, difficult, unfamiliar, unappealing the task, the … Continue reading Action-Driven Inspiration to Get Your Week STARTED
If you're wondering where the goal setting for our conquering the work-life balance conundrum went, it's still in the works. At least, I hope you're working on fine-tuning those goals of yours that may have needed some SMARTening. (Please revisit Conquering the Creative Work-Life Balance: Goal-Setting Step 3 (SMART Goals) to refresh your memory on … Continue reading The Creative Entrepreneurial Mindset
Now, the blog post (below) is actually a reblog (published June 1, 2020) from my original post, entitled: "New Product Journey: Plan, But Move On It!" And, I've decided to post it here, again, because it goes oh-so-well with the prior "Creative Entrepreneurship Basics" installment, which you can find here. So, without further ado, let's … Continue reading Creative Entrepreneurship Basics: Plan and Move
I would NEVER EVER encourage anyone to do something that they haven't parsed out enough to see if it's a viable option for him or her, before doing that something. I'm actually not that type of individual myself; so I'm, most certainly, not going to give you advice that I'm not fully invested in. Spontaneous … Continue reading Blogging Truths Be Told: When Will You Jump on the Bandwagon? (Part 2)
To start off today's discussion, I thought I'd present a couple of online definitions to you . . . just to make sure that we're all on the same page, regarding the term "bandwagon". So, Google says that bandwagon is "used in reference to an activity, cause, etc. that is currently fashionable or popular and … Continue reading Blogging Truths Be Told: When Will You Jump on the Bandwagon?
There's something to the process of planning before implementation. I truly do believe that. If you've read past posts about my new product journey, then I'm sure you've bumped into my discussions on creating frameworks (blueprints) for how to proceed with any endeavor you're pursuing. (As a matter of fact, you can check out the … Continue reading New Product Journey: Plan, But Move On It!
As promised, I'm combining weekly reports for weeks 8 & 9 (November 17 - 30, 2019) and I must say -- I got some stuff done, y'all. Nothing spectacular or jaw-dropping, but exciting stuff in my personal opinion. Reason being: I got some STARTs accomplished; and oftentimes, STARTs are the most difficult part of a … Continue reading Writing Goals for Remainder of 2019 – Weekly Reports 8 & 9
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