by BalanceGirl | Jun 14, 2021 | Self Improvement
One of the most important habits that will lead to increased productivity is learning to practice the art of time management. So often, entrepreneurs, business owners, and busy professionals struggle with time management and effectively mapping out their entire day....
by BalanceGirl | Jan 3, 2020 | Self Improvement, Women's Issues
Yes, it is that time of the year again. It is time for setting personal goals and for effective goal setting in the workplace! Here we are at the beginning of a new year AND a new decade. If that doesn’t make you think it is time to ‘check in’ with how you are doing,...
by BalanceGirl | Jan 5, 2019 | Relationships, Self Improvement
Depression is on the rise, an epidemic in the modern world. It seems that many of us have lost touch with ourselves to the extent that we don’t even know what makes us happy. One of the big myths of is that depression is about your mental strength. And even when you...
by BalanceGirl | Dec 18, 2018 | Growth Architecture, Self Improvement, Women's Issues
I’m working too hard. What about you? Many of us carry the belief that hard work always pays off, but new studies on the effects of long working hours on productivity say that the opposite is actually true. A recent article on The Business Journals – seen here –...
by BalanceGirl | Nov 23, 2018 | Balanced Leadership, Relationships, Self Improvement, Women's Issues
Taking a stand as a woman is always hard. We live in a culture where assertiveness of women in business is frowned upon and we are talked about in so many negative ways. Assertiveness For Woman In Business Being assertive in business is discouraged only because our...
by BalanceGirl | Nov 19, 2018 | Balanced Leadership, Self Improvement
Each time we check our newsfeeds, it’s front and center. We see and hear so much negative news that it’s enough to make one think all news is bad news, and there is nothing good to report. The Age of Rage Negative news permeates our daily lives. This can lead us into...
