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Giving Thanks…11/19/07

Posted in chaos, coaching, dream, gratitude, inspiration, women on November 20, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

Today’s gratitude list…
1. The smell of coming snow in 70 degree weather (you have to experience it to understand it)
2. The broccoli salad I just made – so super yummy.
3. My kids – oh my gosh, they are so darn cute!
4. The checker at Target. Every time I see this checker at Target, she makes [...]

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Focus, Julie, Focus!

Posted in Entrepreneurs, authors, business, children, coaching, dream, dreams, family, female owned business, goal, goals, gratitude, influence, inspiration, kids, life coach, marketing, mom-entrepreneur, mom-owned business, mom-writers, mompreneurs, moms, motherhood, moving forward, networking, organization, parenting, parents, resolutions, success, women, tagged , , on November 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

I’ve had a little self-imposed ADD lately. Actually, I’m falling victim to Shiny Object Syndrome. If you’ve read my posts on Bubble Gum on my Business Plan then you know what I’m talking about. If not, I’ll explain.
Shiny Object Syndrome (SOS) is typically used in business. It happens when you are always attracted to the [...]

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Giving Thanks…11/18/07

Posted in Julie Watson Smith, chaos, coaching, dream, goal, gratitude, inspiration on November 18, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

In honor of Thanksgiving, I’m going to share five things I’m thankful for each day for the next seven days. Here goes…
1. Lazy Sunday mornings when I stay in my pajamas until noon.
2.  Longs walks with my son – he is awesome!
3.  Having a family that has low expectations for dinner. As long as there [...]

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A Dream…

Posted in Martin Luther King, authors, dreams, goals, gratitude, mom-writers, success on January 17, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

For days now, I’ve I have been brainstorming some powerful piece to tie into Martin Luther King Day about how we should rediscover our dreams, when this came across my email inbox. It was written by my friend Malonda Richard, and there is no way I could ever put it better. Thank you for [...]

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