I guess you could say this girl named “Jenny” got off the fence!
Yesterday morning, Jenny quit her job with a (flash) bang by emailing these photos to the entire office, about 20 employees it’s said.
Would LOVE your thoughts!
I guess you could say this girl named “Jenny” got off the fence!
Yesterday morning, Jenny quit her job with a (flash) bang by emailing these photos to the entire office, about 20 employees it’s said.
Would LOVE your thoughts!
So, it’s my first day back since leaving you all for two weeks to spend time with my family, and attend a Blogging conference in New York which ended up being an experience of a lifetime. The past two weeks have been absolutely wonderful (minus some frazzling moments), and I wanted to share some memories before getting back to the “on the fence” topics.
Into an endless sea of opportunity!
I have a few questions for you:
* Do you wake up Monday morning and wish it were Friday already?
* Do you feel unsatisfied with your current job and wish you had more flexibility?
* Are you tired of getting a paycheck for doing something you hate?
* Are you at stay-at-home mom who is antsy to finally do something for herself?
* Are you a professional who is looking to change career paths entirely?
* Are you burning out in the corporate world?
* Have you ever thought of turning your hobby into a career?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you just may be ready to get off the fence and START YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
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When it comes right down to it though, it’s an issue of priorities. Am I a mom first or am I something else first? And if I’m a mom first, does that not inherently make the decision for me? Is it selfish to want to work full time? Is it selfish to want to feel like a mom less of the time? Omigod, am i selfish? Does that mean my kids like daycare better than they like me? Hmmm? (That’s not a rhetorical question, guys.)
With the whole Tiger Woods Saga. The rise of the chosen one, the fall of the chosen one, and now, the possible re-rise. And then, yesterday, the commercial. For those of you who haven’t yet seen Tiger Woods’ new Nike commercial, check it out here, so you can participate in the chat! As Tiger prepares for his return to professional golf this weekend at The Masters, one of his remaining sponsors, Nike, has created this new commercial using the voice of his late father, Earl Woods, giving him a kind of slap on his behind for his bad behavior.
In case you missed Erica on the Kim Fraser show talking about balancing a career, family and marriage, her Blog, book and The National Women’s Show, here it is.
I help busy women (like you!) prioritize self-care so you can experience less stress, more calm and greater joy every day!
