How do you expect to finish if you never start?
I’m not sure what I expected to get from this blogger meetup I kept hearing that in order to have a highly trafficked blog, networking with other bloggers is necessary. I didn’t really know why, but I figured it was because we could send traffic to each other from time to time. After Googling “blogger meetup + Charleston” I landed… Continue reading Blogger Meetup: How to leave the Comfort Zone behind
When we allow ourselves to get lost in our thoughts and explore every inch of a subject we are able to find details that we didn’t know existed. Allowing ourselves this time lets our minds wander and learn, which is crucial to problem solving and critical thinking. To keep our heads down all day and not let our minds explore… Continue reading How Going Down Rabbit Holes Helped Me Stay Sane
Nearly every job in today’s marketplace requires some sort of creativity. We don’t all need to produce oil paintings or music to make good use of creativity. It comes out in our day to day interactions with customers and peers, in our problem solving, and even in our accounting processes. If we are always giving our best to our work,… Continue reading Seven Creativity Tips that are Right Under our Noses
Conditioning is a major part in any sport. Some sports condition for precision, like golf, and some for lung capacity, such as swimming. And still others like soccer and football condition for precision as well as stamina. This is because the best coaches know that athletes need to be able to call on their skills not only when they’re rested,… Continue reading Continual Learning
Any artist will tell you that the hardest part of creating is knowing when to walk away from. Painters will add a touch of color here and smear a bit there and before they know it they have a completely new piece that they aren’t satisfied with. The same goes for musicians, sculptors, book writers, and all of us making… Continue reading Walk Away
As 17:49 passed on the digital screen ahead of me, my right knee began to feel tight and overworked. I rowed on for another 2:08 before I realized that I was overworked and I need a rest. It was actually 29 days since I needed a rest. I have been working out non-stop since January and began training for a… Continue reading Just Stop