Category: Sue’s Daily Blog

A Checklist For Working From Home #293 

Published on April 1, 2020 Written by

Many leaders are discussing how to effectively work from home. So many that I’ve compiled a checklist. Please use this as a baseline to share, and add your thoughts in the comments.  Do you have dedicated space to work in your home?  Do you have structured hours to work and then to return back to… View Article

The Quieter Side Of Life #292 

Published on March 31, 2020 Written by

When all is said and done, we can adapt. The new normal isn’t better or worse, it’s what it is for now.  Things will change, not always at the pace we’re experiencing right now, but they will. Change is constant.  When you accept what is, stop arguing with reality, and step into what’s happening, it… View Article

The Fatigue Is Real #291

Published on March 30, 2020 Written by

As most of us are managing an immense amount of change at a staggering pace right now, what can you do to energize yourself daily? Structure Create some. Whether you are a pro at working from home or not, you need a dedicated space, a schedule, breaks, and discipline in your day. Are you getting… View Article

What If? #290

Published on March 27, 2020 Written by

What if, amidst all the chaos, change, challenge, pain, worry, and doubt, we could surrender and rise above it all and ask ourselves; if this pandemic could teach us something, what would it be? What is the greater lesson beyond survival? Perhaps, if we can surrender, this is an opportunity to truly come together. No… View Article

5 Things We’re Learning In Our House During These Unprecedented Times #289

Published on March 26, 2020 Written by

The gifts of social distancing far outweigh the costs. I’m busy restructuring life as it works now. We’re eating healthier, enjoying cooking and eating meals without a rush and connecting more with friends, family, and our community. When there’s time available, you can do all the things you’ve been meaning to! We’ve accomplished more in… View Article

Tell Them #288

Published on March 25, 2020 Written by

It’s at times like these where we need to laugh, be inspired, and find joy, peace, and fulfillment in the daily rituals and simplicities of life. Be sure to take a pause from looking at what you can’t do, what the news says, and what’s challenging you and your team or family. During this pause,… View Article

Under Or Over, You Choose #287

Published on March 24, 2020 Written by

During turbulent times, as a business leader, we must become the voice of reason amidst a sea of noise. What I’ve repeatedly discussed over the past several days with CEOs across the country is the notion of instilling confidence and optimism when the circumstances and conditions around us don’t support it. Leaders are born and… View Article

I’m Ready, Willing, and Able To Help #285

Published on March 20, 2020 Written by

This prayer is borrowed from Alcoholics Anonymous. I’m not in recovery, though I am familiar with and appreciate many of the traditions. The Seventh Step Prayer helps me navigate my ego as well as challenging times like these. I wanted to share it in the event it would inspire someone else today: The Seventh Step… View Article

Life Prep For a Pandemic #284

Published on March 19, 2020 Written by

I didn’t realize growing up with depression era parents prepared me for a pandemic. In our house, we have enough supplies. While I believe we work hard and try to do the right thing, my husband and I are both from humble backgrounds. My parent’s practices offered great training for today’s world and I’m grateful…. View Article

10 Tips To Thrive In Tough Times #283

Published on March 18, 2020 Written by

Self-preservation in turbulent times is sometimes a lot to ask. What can you do to manage your mindset as we’re asked to practice social distancing? Self-care is a must. Read more. If it’s been a while, indulge. You can learn or go on a journey in a book. Practice great self-care. Drink water, exercise/manage stress… View Article

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