My favorite job in high school was working at our local radio station. I worked five evenings a week, and some Saturdays. I did the news “live – on air” each evening, followed by playing records. (I’ve really dated myself, here!) I recorded advertisements and PSAs (public service announcements). When I went home for the… Continue reading My Favorite High School Job

I work with a small organization, and I realized that, while there is a process that they walk through when a new client is registered, there is nothing established showing what those steps are. Consequently, sometimes a step is missed. Maybe this has happened to you or to one of your clients. Not only does… Continue reading Improve Productivity with Checklists

What did you do in the summertime when you were growing up? I grew up in a small town in northern Indiana. I remember as a child – probably middle school age – riding my bike with my younger brother to the city pool on the other side of town. It was a fun way… Continue reading Summer Memories

When we are in meetings, we often have notes that we would like to have easy access to. If you are using Google Calendar, it is a simple thing to have your notes in Google Keep and access them during your meeting. Go to your meeting in your Google calendar. Click on the yellow “Keep”… Continue reading Connecting Your Notes to Your Meetings

Teens often have jobs while they are in high school. This gives them the opportunity to earn a little spending money 💵, maybe even buy their own clothes👚. When they get a car, they can pay for their own expenses. Did you have a job in high school? What was it? What did you learn… Continue reading High School Jobs

Many entrepreneurs don’t always feel like they’re getting anything done … despite the long hours 🕛 and hard work. They’re pretty sure they’re being inefficient and feel like there’s never enough time. And that’s exhausting! 😩 So what’s the antidote? Get clear 💡 about what you’re trying to accomplish. It is too easy to chase after the latest shiny ✨ thing.… Continue reading Are You Wasting More Time Than Necessary?