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Priority Before Pleasure: Are Your a Procrastinator?
How often have you said, "I wish I had more time to do things?" You're not alone. One of the greatest challenges most people face is how to fit everything in. There are simple techniques you can use to help plan your day - and even your life.

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Work/Life Balance: Tips for Staying Focused and Productive
Balancing the demands of work and family life is no easy task. When life is imbalanced, relationships suffer, work performance deteriorates, and parenting skills go down the tubes. How can you protect yourself from burnout in the midst of what sometimes feels like a life run amok? The following tried-and-true techniques can help.

Back to School Pt. 3: Work & Parenting...Can They Coexist Harmoniously?
Part 3 of our Back to School miniseries gives us a look at how a career and parenting can live together. We see that if parenting and a career are fighting for the same allotment of time, the consequences are nothing short of quite costly. Here are some tips on how to alleviate that stress from life, and how to make this tricky relationship between career and parenting work, and work well.
Entrepreneurship is Like Parenting: Nurture Your Business in Good Times and Bad
Intrepid entrepreneur, Staging Diva, compares entrepreneurship to parenting in this article and asks business owners why they would give up on their enterprise when times get tough.

It's Never Too Late To Start
If you are an entrepreneur, you are investing most if not all of your waking hours into building your company. If you are also lucky enough to have a family on top of that, you join the many men and women who have struggled to balance work, parenting, and being a decent spouse. And after all the effort and time invested for years - maybe even decades, what do you discover?
Management actions that speak louder than words
Do as I say, not as I do. This doesn't seem to work in parenting and it doesn't work in business either. Communication, despite knowing it to be a problem, continues to be a challenge in most organizations. Typical results-driven managers mistakenly feel that once they have said something once, everyone should have heard and understood the message and be willing to implement immediately. In the absence of plentiful and repeated communication, most messages in an organization are communicated non-verbally through the actions observed. In fact these non-verbal messages define the organization's culture over time. Here we identify four management actions that transmit plenty of information to the organization about what is valued and not valued.
What to Do When You Want to Play a Bigger Game but You Hit a Wall
It’s always amazing to me how owning a small business is the best self growth program around (except perhaps for parenting). The problems we experience growing a business are exactly the ones we experience in life.
Handle Tough Questions
Parenting a teen can be challenging! But hang in there-talking with your teen is an important part of helping keep your family safe.

Teen Perceptions of Parenting
A recently released study of parenting in comparing teen perceptions of bonding and control in Canada, France, and Italy reveals some fascinating differences
Finding True North With the Help of a Child
"Dad, I want you to have this" my young son said as he held up a toy compass to place in my hands. "You can keep it on your desk so that you'll always know where you are and what direction to head in." It was one of those priceless parenting moments.
Relationships are a Brilliant Place to Learn
Relationships are a Brilliant Place to Learn Ever notice how it’s the people we’re closest to who push our buttons. What if we considered them a mirror for our own growth and learning? What usually happens is we look at the other and judge: we don’t like what they’re doing. We think ‘They hurt me,’ or ‘I’m jealous’. We have judgments about how they handle money, or parenting. We don’t like how they deal with children, extended family, how they approach sexual intimacy, their work focus (or lack thereof).

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