Ask Marsha: A Blog
Resources & Articles to Propel You ForwardLive Fully. Keep Your Word. Have No Regrets.
My husband, Donald lived his life with no regrets—and that’s exactly how I’m trying to live mine. He didn’t wait for the “right time” or the perfect moment. He lived fully, boldly, and with intention. That spirit has stayed with me, pushing me to stop waiting for life to happen and instead, to go out and live it.
You’re So Strong
Life is full of changes both big and small. Many are expected, but some catch us completely by surprise causing us to shift our plans.
The Power of Feedback: Fuel for Career Growth and Personal Development
Life is full of changes both big and small. Many are expected, but some catch us completely by surprise causing us to shift our plans.
Life is Full of Changes both Big and Small
Life is full of changes both big and small. Many are expected, but some catch us completely by surprise causing us to shift our plans.
You Are Enough
Living a good life requires you learning to love yourself and care for yourself without guilt!
Clear Your Mental Clutter
I don’t know about you but I am constantly bombarded with distractions throughout the day – Emails, social media posts, phone calls and requests for information and your time.
Are Your Routines Moving You Forward?
All of us experience profound changes as we move through the journey of life. The ups and downs create experiences that we enjoy as well as those we wish to forget. No matter how much we plan and how much we pray, we can never predict all that the future holds.
Are You Telling the Truth
I recently read an article that indicated that many people are reluctant to tell the truth because they might anger, offend or hurt someone’s feelings. Instead, they try to honor other people’s needs and wishes because they don’t want to challenge, have a discussion or share their opinion.
Make Time For You
Over time we have been conditioned to believe that More = Better & Busy = Productive. However, as you know, this is usually not the case and often leads to burnout, brain drain and stress.
Asking for and Accepting Feedback
Feedback, both personal and professional, offers you a look at your blind spots and allows you to learn how you are being perceived. It is a gift that offers positive tips and reminders of your strengths and behaviors which you may take for granted.
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