It’s been a fun project to learn how to VLOG about the life of a mompreneur. The hardest part is actually remembering to film stuff! I actually have to be quite intentional about the process, which sorta takes away from the authenticity of capturing me in my natural habitat. My busiest days are so much
Some days I’d like to just not have a to-do list. Just be a mom. Good news is I can do that in short increments each day, and for that I am TRULY grateful. It doesn’t keep me from stressing out about all the things I could be doing to further my business objectives, however,
This is a little throw back to a short blog I wrote about a year ago on a different platform, before this nifty site was even conceived. I really enjoy re-reading my own words about where I’ve been with my career to stay focused on where I’m going. It isn’t easy to build your own
Funny thing about a “quick trip” to Florida is that from Boise, where I live, that means 10-12 hour process to get there, grab a bite, hit the pillow, work for 4 hours in the morning and head right back to the airport for another 10-12 hours to get home. Ahh, the things you have
I’m heading to Florida soon to teach improv in the workplace with a group of CEO’s, all from their own company, coming together for some high-level masterminding and an ultimate, experiential workshop with me! Learn more about what in the heck it means to have improv in YOUR workplace by visiting WhatIsZipZapZop.com. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LweEO-d_gQ4
I have this recurring dream. It hits the subconscious cycle of my sleep zone about once or twice a week lately. I’m frantic. It’s the final day of my beach destination vacation. I’m scrambling around trying to pack things and prepare to head home. All of my stuff is in the drawers, which never happens
Gotta keep things interesting around here, so I finally started vlogging last week. It will be my humble attempt to capture myself in the natural habitat of working from home while raising little adorable (and crazy) kiddos. It is as literal as possible to juggle working from home while they are climbing under/in my desk
Being the youngest of six in a family that blended together when I was seven, I always savored the feeling of a full house. There were countless activities and conversations going on at any given time. Mostly pleasant, but sometimes listening in on a tantrum-throwing teenage older sister who liked to slam doors so hard
I’ve been “working” from home for about eighteen months now, though I put it in quotes because it isn’t at all what I thought it might be like. I have an office in my home, with your average, functional set up, perfect for getting hours and hours of work done. But as I just said,
Okay, so I’m a little late to the blogging world. At least in any kind of orderly fashion. But here we go! I’m kicking things off with a link to a podcast interview I did recently with a friend of mine, Matt Dietz, who I’ve admired for a long time as a business person and