Posts belonging to Category 4. Thinking
Posted by Susan Lannis
Sometimes I tell myself I am going to do an activity and I don’t. No matter how strong my interest or commitment, I just can’t seem to get started. Whether it is about eating healthy, spending wisely or doing an important project I know will benefit my business there is a deep, unspoken resistance below my [...]
Categories: 1. Time, 3. Productivity, 4. Thinking, 5. Small Biz Mgmt., 6. Solo-preneurship
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Tags: 1. Time, 3. Productivity, lannis, lannis small business organizing, Procrastination, time management
Posted by Susan Lannis
It’s Friday and I had yet to get my blog post done – couldn’t decide on a topic. In my e-mail inbox was an update from my LinkedIn Business Coaches for Entrepreneurs Group, with a headline for a blog post entitled When Time Seems to Slip Away and the first few lines where talking about not [...]
Categories: 1. Time, 4. Thinking, Future Awareness
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Posted by Susan Lannis
As a member of the boomer generation, I sometimes feel like the generations behind me are running so fast - changing the world so quickly – that I feel in danger of getting run over and becoming irrelevant. At the same time, I have always been a person who likes to move to the beat of my [...]
Categories: 4. Thinking, 5. Small Biz Mgmt., 6. Solo-preneurship, Future Awareness
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Posted by Susan Lannis
You know how sometimes you hear some little thing and it sticks – it resonnates in some way that captures your attention. Recently, my honey Ron and I got around to enjoying Johnny Depp in Alice In Wonderland. What ”stuck’ for me was a line near both the beginning and end – “think 6 impossible [...]
Categories: 4. Thinking, 5. Small Biz Mgmt., 6. Solo-preneurship, Life Lessons
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Posted by Susan Lannis
A double mastectomy was enough to let one woman clear her schedule. What about you? I was reading an article in the March issue of Fortune about Esther Dyson and her position as stand-by cosmonaut. After first turning down the option to be a backup crew member on a Space Adventure flight because she was busy elsewhere, [...]
Categories: 1. Time, 4. Thinking, 5. Small Biz Mgmt., 6. Solo-preneurship, Life Lessons
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Posted by Susan Lannis
Walking is not only good for your health, it’s good for your business. You probably know the human brain has two hemispheres. The left side is linear and logical. It controls language, likes order, and thinks 1,2,3. The right side is random and creative. It generates ideas – usually in picture that the left side has to [...]
Categories: 4. Thinking, 5. Small Biz Mgmt., 6. Solo-preneurship
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Posted by Susan Lannis
OK, so it’s a bit cliché to fall back on Shakespeare in my first blog post but it is relevant to my ambivalence about blogging. To blog or not to blog has been a question I’ve been wrestling with for some time. You already know my answer – you’re reading it – but what went [...]
Categories: 4. Thinking, 6. Solo-preneurship, Personal Stories
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