Author: Shannon Scott
At the beginning of this series, we discussed how to identify your values and where they show up in your life. Today, we are going to look at turning those
Acceptance occurs when we reach the beautiful moment of shedding the expectations of ourselves that often accompany aspects of our lives, such as parenthood, relationships, careers, and personal standards. In
What comes to mind when you think of your values? Oftentimes, people say things such as “love,” “integrity,” and “kindness,” but what about “adventure,” “independence,” or “courage”? Values can be
“Communication is key.” How often have you heard that? Whether it be unsolicited advice from an elderly relative or a quote on Pinterest, it’s hard to understate the importance of
Previously, we’ve talked about setting goals. Sometimes the only way we can reach our goals is if we ask for help. Today, we are going to look at the importance
For our final post of the GAMES series, this one may feel a bit reminiscent of our Asking for Help installment. Today we are covering ways to seek support from
Picture this: It’s Monday after a really long weekend. You have an important work meeting at 9 am that you are dreading. It’s 20 minutes past the time your children
Picture this: It’s Monday after a really long weekend. You have an important work meeting at 9 am that you are dreading. It’s 20 minutes past the time your children
Like we’ve talked about before in our GAMES and work-life integration series, juggling work and parenting responsibilities is no easy feat. As working mothers, it can feel like we are
In our last blog about work-life integration, we talked about goal-setting – the first step of the GAMES method. To achieve work-life integration, partner communication about priorities, values, daily life