by Lisa | Jun 11, 2019 | Corporate Dropout, Finding Fabulous, Personal Insights
On a recent trip to Ireland I was reminded of one of my driving values in life – FREEDOM. Ironically, it came to me while driving! As I watched my friends navigate the busy streets of Dublin, from the “right” side of the car, on the left side of the road, my...
by Lisa | Jun 1, 2019 | Corporate Dropout, Finding Fabulous, Personal Insights
I’m in the middle of packing for Ireland and doing my best to pack lightly, when I see a pattern I’m not too proud of. Last time I was in Europe, I took way too much! It was such a hassle! I didn’t need all the clothes, all the shoes, all the...
by Lisa | Sep 11, 2018 | Corporate Dropout, Finding Fabulous, Personal Insights
By Any Other Name, Would I Smell As Sweet? Is anyone else tired of editing their social media profiles, re-writing bios and elevator pitches or reprinting countless versions of business cards? Or am I the only one? When I chose to leave my structured, traditional,...
by Lisa | Sep 6, 2018 | Corporate Dropout, Finding Fabulous, Personal Insights
Ask anyone in the personal growth and development industry, and they can probably quote this famous line from Jim Rohn, “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” Perhaps Rohn was making reference to the old English proverb,...
by Lisa | Aug 1, 2018 | FabTrack, FabU, Finding Fabulous, Personal Insights
Nowadays everywhere you look, someone is touting the virtues of living your passion. That all sounds well and good, but what does it even mean? How does one go about actually doing that? Although your path to living a passionate life will undoubtedly be as unique as...
by Lisa | Jul 1, 2018 | Corporate Dropout, FabU, Finding Fabulous, Personal Insights
Five years ago, I ran away and joined the circus. If you had asked me at the time, I’d have said I was looking for more purpose, meaning, and fun. I may not have used the word circus or even thought of this apt analogy, however with some time and perspective, I can...
