Last week we explored the process of conducting a life audit and its resultant benefits. This week we explore the areas of work, finances and time and productivity. 1) Work When I did my first life audit at twenty nine, I was an out of work housewife
For those of you at a loss as to how to accurately assess what to score yourself in each of the eight key life areas there’s no need to worry. In the upcoming posts there will be questionnaires for each section so all you need
Over the years I’ve come up with ways to reward myself for doing life audits. I find it helps me stay motivated and inspired to continue evaluating my life in this way every New Year. So, just to give you a boost and a surge
One of my favorite books is Feel The Fear and Do It Anyway . It taught me that when we push outside of our comfort zone we will inevitably experience fear which, rather than being a bad sign, is actually positive as it indicates we
For many years I lived by default. I tended to neither plan ahead nor set goals. I was directed by the winds of change and whichever direction the wind blew was where I ended up, completely by chance. When I was twenty nine that all
I love the New Year; it makes me feel like anything is possible, like I’ve been given a second chance to fulfill my hopes and dreams. Over the years I’ve built up a kind of tradition to set myself up for the year ahead. I
Christmas really is my favorite time of year. There's something about the way the cold crisp air makes everything inside feel cozy inside, the endless roast dinners to die for and the precious time spent with family. It is during these special moments that I
Last week we examined the key behaviors of being affectionate, thoughtful and quick to apologize. This week we look at the last two key behaviors, being quick to forgive and being willing to compromise. Behavior Nine – Be Quick to Forgive If a family member tries to
Not all family’s are as affectionate as mine. We hug, say I love you often and are very open with our affections towards one another. It’s true though that not all family’s are alike when it comes to displaying affection, some are rather more reserved
As I’ve grown older family has become much more important to me. One of the things I’ve noticed is how often most of us, myself included, confuse down time with quality time. I often find myself having a coffee engrossed into my favorite book with
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