“One must work with time and not against it.” Ursula K. Le Guin Time Blindness or Distorted Time Perception I am so exhausted fighting with time. I know that sounds funny, but I fight with time about as much as I fight with trying to spell words correctly. That is a lot. I was reading
4 Time Blind People Have A Meeting
The meeting is scheduled for Sunday at 9:00 am. I jump on Zoom and crickets for 5…6…7…8…minutes. So, I called. No one at that house had looked at their email or chat and they didn’t put it on a calendar when it was set, so they did not really know what time it would be
Enough is Enough – No More Zoom Fatigue – Get The Most Out of Your Virtual Meetings
Maybe we should stop worrying about what other people think about us and take care of ourselves first? As things open up and we are doing less and less video meeting I know many of the extroverts are happy (hell thrilled would be the right word) but for those of us that were really enjoying
Why don’t we get what we want and blame others?
I had a client hire me recently because, as she put it, “I never get what I want because other people keep sabotaging me.” After she said it, I couldn’t wait to hear more about these people who were destroying her dreams and creating problems for her. So, how do you think I started that
The Difference Between Coaching and Consulting
Before we leave 2019 behind and launch into 2020 I want to share with you some more really exciting news. Solutions by JoyGenea is expanding (officially) into LIFE COACHING. I will be a certified ICF (International Coach Federation) Life Coach by 2020. I started taking my training this past August. Why I am getting certified
Business Professionals Organizing – Top 5 Goals
I was at a cocktail party recently with a lot of people I didn’t know before that night. I was making small talk, as we all do in that environment, and one gentlemen really wanted to understand what organizing for business professionals was like. In his mind only a very organized, detailed person is a
ADD Hyperactivity – 3 main types
ADD Hyperactivity has three subtypes: -Predominantly hyperactive-impulsive -Predominantly inattentive -Combined hyperactive-impulsive and inattentive to learn more check-out this website http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/attention-deficit-hyperactivity-disorder/complete-index.shtml#pub1
ADD with Hypoactivity is rarely talked about, but I see this in some clients
Hypoactivity is the state of being extremely under active, and it can be just as disabling as ADHD with hyperactivity. Children and adults with inattentive ADD have difficulty moving from an impulse to an action, and they are very over stimulated by many environments they encounter. Also, people who suffer from this type of ADD