by Mary Elizabeth | Jan 28, 2021 | Finding your Audience, Telling YOUR Stories
Best platform(s) for your message Th best platforms for you or your business depends on many things. To decide what is right for you, you first need to decide on your message and your audience. All of the popular networks have advantages and disadvantages...
by Mary Elizabeth | Nov 5, 2020 | Fresh Start, Telling YOUR Stories
On a previous post, Preparing to ‘let it go’, I wrote about approaches to get a realistic assessment of a situation in preparation to let go of lasting regrets or self-recriminations. Easier said than done If I express regrets, friends often advise me to...
by Mary Elizabeth | Oct 22, 2020 | Inspiration, Take Action, Telling YOUR Stories
Minimize – Prioritize – Focus – Let Go Some time ago, I resolved to make a more focused effort to reduce the amount of stuff that I have accumulated. One of the main reasons that I started this blog was to track progress, create...
by Mary Elizabeth | Jul 1, 2020 | Family, Personal Journey, Telling YOUR Stories
Canada Day 2020 is not a typical Canada Day for sure. There are no big musical celebrations or firework spectacles. Social distancing guidelines still limit gatherings in most places and many are unable to travel to be with family. We are still planning some Canada...
by Mary Elizabeth | May 15, 2020 | Telling YOUR Stories
Today’s post is inspired by the daily prompt from The Isolation Journals, a creative writing project with daily prompts from Suleika Jaouad. (description from the website) A Daily Creativity Project to help make sense of challenging times.This spring, Suleika...
by Mary Elizabeth | Apr 11, 2020 | Challenge, Personal Journey, Telling YOUR Stories
Let it go There are some stories that we need to let go. Or more accurately, some related baggage that should be discarded. It’s important to keep the lessons but unproductive, even unhealthy, to cling to all thoughts of would’ve,...
