by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Dec 22, 2023 | Blog, New Year, Productivity
So you’ve survived December! What now? How about a January that’s prosperous, balanced and joyful? One in which you feel like you’re actually doing your best and getting the most important stuff done and moving your business forward? One in which your time management...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Feb 15, 2023 | Blog, Goals, New Year, Planning
In a recent meeting, one of my team members described an experience that I think will resonate with a lot of people at this time of year. She had recently been reviewing her weekly planner and noticed a troubling trend. One of the goals she had set for this year...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Jan 30, 2023 | Blog, Goals, New Year, Planning
I generally don’t encourage anyone to compare themselves to others. “We’re all wired differently” is one of my favorite phrases, after all. Even just speaking in terms of time management and productivity, comparing your progress and strategies to the people around you...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Jan 13, 2023 | Blog, Goals, New Year, Planning
Let’s be honest: the middle of January is not great. It can feel like a pretty nondescript, monotonous time. After a few months of holiday lights and hustle and bustle, everything goes back to normal. Which, because it’s the middle of January, means it’s dark by...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Dec 30, 2022 | Blog, Goals, New Year, Planning
Amid a sea of ads for New Year’s Eve parties and discounted gym memberships, it’s easy to forget that the New Year isn’t just a fun reason to stay up late and enjoy great snacks. It’s a complicated holiday. There are a lot of conflicting feelings people might juggle...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Jan 14, 2022 | Best Life, Blog, Goals, Health, New Year, Planning, Procrastination, Productivity, Resolutions, Stress Management, Time Management, wellness, Work-Life Balance
Considering it came out in 1993, “Groundhog Day” sure has become surprisingly relevant over these last few years. We all started referencing it early on in quarantine, when people were largely stuck at home and every day became a repeat of the day...