In my last post I discussed time management, the feeling of frustration from wasting time doing things you don’t want to do, the importance of making mistakes, and more importantly, the necessity of learning from your mistakes. All the things I touched on in my last post directly relate to the bigger picture of self-management. How many of you out there think of yourself as a business? I know I do, especially because of my chosen career path. I’ve written before about not le

I spent the last two weeks writing about my big three - accountability, valuing your time, and honesty - which inspired my most recent written post on setting boundaries. I’m a value-driven person, which is what motivates me to pursue my dreams and goals. My “big three” - as I like to call them - make up the strong foundation that dictates my decision-making in life. I’ve gotten a lot of questions recently about how I’m able to accomplish so much in a day. It’s simple, bu

“Honesty is such a lonely word, everyone is so untrue.” - Billy Joel In my last video blog post, I recapped everything that was happening in my life up until that video. Last week, I wrote about the first two items on my list of what I call ‘the big three.’ Last Monday I wrote about holding yourself accountable and accepting personal responsibility, and on Wednesday I wrote about valuing your time. I promised to save the best for last, so here I am. And I truly believe that