It’s a new year — and a new time! After much thought, I’ve decided to stop maintaining a regular blog. I’ll still write articles from time to time, but my new focus will be on compiling my thoughts and stories into full-scale books. It’s been a personal dream of mine to become an author, although
Image credit to Sharp Heels It’s time for a rejuvenation. I’ve not done a great job of keeping up my blog over the past several months and now it’s time to change that. I’m picking up the pen and writing again. Here’s my latest article, just published today on Sharp Heels! We spend a lot
Our upcoming family vacation to New Zealand is exactly one week away, and the planning is in full force. My work and job related travel schedule has made early planning a little tough, but this weekend is dedicated to making sure the family is ready, our pre-vacation shopping is done, and everything is set to
The past few months have been rough. Life’s gotten busier: my little girl turned two; I had to start thinking about school plans for my son who starts kindergarten in the fall; my husband and I are planning a family vacation to New Zealand in 4 weeks; we’ve been doing a lot of work in
In the spirit of love and the end of Valentine’s Day long weekend, there are a few times in a working parent’s life when you really fall in love with your job. That love my be fleeting, but it’s real while it lasts. Here are 5 times I fell in love with my job, after
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, our guest blogger Natalie Willes, Infant & Toddler Sleep Trainer, shares thoughts on how working with a sleep consultant can help you find more time to devote to one of your most important relationships – the one you have with your significant other! Valentine’s Day, Date Night, Romance and a
I recently moved this piece to my Medium blog. You can find it here. Have Kids, Will Work
Having suffered from pregnancy incontinence myself for a grueling 18 months (two pregnancies) and a few months after each, when DryDepot approached me and asked if I’d be interested in sharing the tips below, I quickly agreed. Here’s everything you need to know about pregnancy and peeing (note – this is a sponsored post from
Just a few years ago, it wasn’t a prerequisite for anyone but the most senior executives, but these days every serious career person needs a professional photo. And my latest article published on Sharp Heels shares why. “5 Reasons to Invest Some Time and Energy into Creating an Image for Your C.V. and Presence on the
It’s crazy how the arrival of that baby can change everything… Here’s how my life changed. 10 Things I NEVER Thought I’d Do Until I Became a Working Mom (1) Wear my hear in a bun or a ponytail + wear no make-up – like every day. (2) Schedule time with my husband to take
