by Jane Pollak | Jan 17, 2021 | Balance, Be Inspired, Coaching, General Wisdom, Miracles, Persistence, Personal Development
I first read the story of the man and the flood in Bernie Siegel’s inspiring book Love, Medicine & Miracles (1986). For anyone who doesn’t know this famous tale, a man is on his roof as the floodwaters begin to rise. Someone in a wooden boat rows by...
by Jane Pollak | Jan 12, 2021 | Balance, Communications, Education, Home Office, Persistence, Rant, Self-care, Small Business, Start-up Business, Technology
Every day this month, well since January 6th, has been unprecedented. It’s hard to know what to do in light of our country’s events and uncertaintly of what’s ahead. I’m disturbed, anxious and tentative. That said, I also feel that my best...
by Jane Pollak | Jan 4, 2021 | Balance, Be Inspired, Coaching, Find Business Tips, General Wisdom, Persistence, Small Business
If you’re anything like me, you’ve got a juicy list of to-do’s for 2021. And, if you’re like me, you already feel behind. Aagh! Sorry about that contagious not-quite-good-enough gene. Sorry about mentioning contagion in the current...
by Jane Pollak | Dec 31, 2020 | Be Inspired, General Wisdom, Home Office, Persistence, Personal Development, Rant, Self-care, Small Business, Success
My choice for a Word of the Year in 2020 was TRANSITION (see last year’s optimistic blog post). How prophetic was that? None of us knew in December 2019 what lay ahead. All those 20/20 metaphors for vision, the beginning of a new decade, this generation’s...
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by Jane Pollak | Dec 17, 2020 | Balance, Family, Persistence, Self-care
Before I could sit down to wish you all a serene and loving holiday season, I had to check things off my list. YOU are the priority, but my nagging mind reminded me that: The butternut squash would go bad if I didn’t peel and cook it– The gifts had to be...
by Jane Pollak | Nov 28, 2020 | Balance, General Wisdom, Home Office, Persistence, Personal Development, Self-care
My apartment is a mess. My kitchen renovation, delayed since July, is in its final stages, which means that there is currently a large plastic sheet dividing my living room from everything else. My brand new stove sits in the dining area. Pantry items and dishes fill...
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