by Jean Franzblau Consulting Blog | Mar 30, 2010 | Administrative Assistant Advantage, One Opinion
Did you know that according to one study, if you write a goal down, you’re 60% more apt to achieve it? You did if you read last week’s blog. Here’s the recap: Writing goals can be a powerful way to create the life and career you want. The BEST format helps you think...
by Jean Franzblau Consulting Blog | Mar 26, 2010 | Administrative Assistant Advantage, One Opinion
Did you know that according to one study, if you write a goal down, you’re 60% more apt to achieve it? Writing goals can be a powerful way to create the life and career you want. The BEST format helps you think through and phrase your goal in the most empowering way...
by Jean Franzblau Consulting Blog | Mar 11, 2010 | Administrative Assistant Advantage, One Opinion
I’m a Lady Gaga fan. Every heard of her? For those of you who like me can be slow on the uptake, she’s a very popular American singer, songwriter and musician. I had already seen video eyefulls of her costumes, choreography and wildness. I thought, “No wonder this...
by Jean Franzblau Consulting Blog | Feb 24, 2010 | Administrative Assistant Advantage, One Opinion
I am committed to sharing with you what works – even if it sounds unusual. That’s why I’m blogging today about Feng Shui. Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese system of aesthetics. My friend, Katie, has studied it for years and is a consultant. A few months ago, I...
by Jean Franzblau Consulting Blog | Jan 27, 2010 | Administrative Assistant Advantage, One Opinion
I have a passion for sharing tools that build self esteem. This latest one comes direct from my personal life and my lifelong interest in acting: I hadn’t seen my friend Laura since Thanksgiving so we made plans to hang out. I had a unique idea of what we could...
by Jean Franzblau Consulting Blog | Jan 22, 2010 | Administrative Assistant Advantage, One Opinion
I serve on a volunteer board for my training association. January marked the second year of my commitment, and I had a mighty craving to quit. This didn’t make sense given I finally had systems in place to manage the job. I’d built pleasant working relationships with...
