Archive for June, 2011
If you like to work alone – like most introverts – then you need to find a job that suits your personality. Below is a list of the best careers for introverts. But first, here’s a confession and question from a reader: “I am an introvert, and I feel tense if I am suddenly asked [...]
I’m researching the law of attraction and money; my goal is to manifest a bigger paycheck from my Quips and Tips blogs. Here is what I’ve learned so far, starting with the easiest, most effective tip. It’s something simple that very few people do. “Write a short positive affirmation that states your money goal,” says [...]
Yes, dogs and cats mourn after their furry friends die! Here are a few ways to help your pet cope with the death of their furry friends. These tips are especially important if you’re noticing changes in your pet’s activity level, food intake, or general health. “You think dogs will not be in heaven? I [...]
Yes, quitting can be healthy – and giving up on your goals is sometimes the best, smartest thing you could do. If your goals are so unrealistic and unachievable that they cause insomnia, stomachaches, and headaches are other physical and emotional symptoms of stress, then you need to consider quitting. “We’re socialized that we must always [...]
Summer is house guest season if you live in a coastal gem of a city like Vancouver, BC! These tips on how to enjoy your house guests when you’d rather book them into in a hotel are from me – an introvert who hates making small talk when she wakes up and loves her daily routine. [...]
I devoted a chapter on how to help kids cope with a pet’s death in my pet loss ebook. I interviewed pet loss experts, grief counselors, and veterinarians; here are a few of their tips for kids and pet loss. “Grief is like the ocean; it comes in waves ebbing and flowing. Sometimes the water is calm, [...]
Can financial debt increase your self-esteem and empower you to achieve great things? Yes – the upside of debt is that it can help you get what you want out of life! “Debt can be a good thing for young people – it can help them achieve goals that they couldn’t otherwise, like a college [...]
I need these tips for overcoming despair, defeat, and discouragement more than anyone! Here’s how to find the light at the end of the tunnel, inspired by my frustration and helplessness as a blogger who used to make lots of money from her sites, but now makes little bits of money… But first, a quip: [...]
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