Health & Wellness

Why Even Your Surgeon Has a Coach

Posted by reallifee on Dec 26, 2011 in E Notes, Encouragement, Health & Wellness, Psychology, Uncategorized | 0 comments

That’s right! We all need coaches. Work/life balance coach and time management expert, Elizabeth Grace Saunders, describes the amazing physical and emotional benefits of coaching… How would you feel if you knew your surgeon had a coach? It’s natural if your first thought was: What’s wrong? But according to Atul Gawande in his excellent article in The New Yorker about Coaching a Surgeon: What Makes Top Performers Better, you should be thrilled. Atul found that coaching really helped him transcend a plateau in his surgeries. I agree that coaching can absolutely help you move to the next level. But I’ve also found that coaching can lead to...

Elizabeth on Forbes: Do You Feel Like You’re Always Working?

Posted by reallifee on Nov 21, 2011 in E Press, E Tips, Encouragement, Entrepreneurship, Health & Wellness, Internships & Jobs, Psychology, Resources, Schedule Makeover, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Even though you may love your job, sometimes the perpetual cycle of work, work, and more work can be just too much. You don’t want to be consumed by work, but somewhere along the way, it just happened. You need to find some balance. Pronto! Otherwise, you’re in danger of burning out. Fortunately,there are a few simple adjustments to your mindset and daily schedule that can make a big difference. In her newest article, “Why Does it Feel like I’m Always Working?” featured on Forbes.com, expert time coach and work-life balance master, Elizabeth Grace Saunders, discusses simple solutions you can start implementing today. Overcome feelings of...

Hope for Clients Battling Depression

Posted by reallifee on Nov 7, 2011 in E Notes, Encouragement, Health & Wellness, Psychology, Resources, Schedule Makeover, Uncategorized | 1 comment

Shorter days and colder weather can be a bit of a let down for many people. However if you struggle with depression, the changing seasons may not only dampen your spirit but also disrupt your time management, work/life balance, and strong relationship building attempts. Fortunately, you can find tools and support to function during the darker months of the year. Check out the links below to learn more about depression, and discover helpful resources. Be gentle with yourself, and hang in there! Spring’s around the corner! To your brilliance! The Mayo Clinic’s Comprehensive Overview: clear educational summary, including info about symptoms, treatment, causes,...

Help for ADD/ADHD Clients

Posted by reallifee on Oct 24, 2011 in E Notes, Encouragement, Health & Wellness, Psychology, Resources, Schedule Makeover, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Time Management can be a challenge for anyone, but staying on task can be especially difficult for those struggling with ADD or ADHD. But there’s hope! Elizabeth has experience working with clients of all different personality types and learning styles. The key to change is recognizing the challenge and finding a solution that works best for you. Check out some of the resources below to learn more about ADD/ADHD, to understand how it may have an impact on your work/life balance, and to connect with others who are struggling with some of the same difficulties. To your brilliance! The Mayo Clinic’s Comprehensive Overview of Adult ADHD: easy-to-grasp...

Pet Time: Dog Routines

Posted by reallifee on Oct 3, 2011 in E Tips, Encouragement, Health & Wellness, Relationships, Resources, Uncategorized | 0 comments

If you’re a dog lover, your four-legged friend is your ultimate companion. But when you’re feeling overwhelmed, you barely have time to exercise yourself, let alone make sure Fido gets enough exercise too. Keep yourself and your dog healthy and happy with a few well-placed additions to your dog care schedule. Building a routine for your pet is mutually beneficial. Taking 20-30 minutes to walk your dog before tackling your next project can give you just the respite you need to clear your mind and get pumped up to move forward. Plus, walking your dog enforces a strong leadership position with your pet. For most dogs, trotting around by themselves in the...

Ditching the Dread… Of Success

Posted by reallifee on Sep 26, 2011 in E Profiles, E Tips, Encouragement, Health & Wellness, Psychology, Resources, Schedule Makeover, Uncategorized | 0 comments

We’ve all experienced that roller coaster of project-related emotions at some point in life. While performing at the top of your game is initially empowering and motivating, the pressure to continually outperform yourself can be debilitating. An activity that once filled you with joy, confidence, and a sense of accomplishment now fills you with dread. Well, it’s time to ditch that dread and gain your confidence back! In her recent newsletter, Elizabeth describes the inspirational turnaround of a wonderful client. Try out some of the tools and strategies in the latest client success story below. Starting a new project in an area where you have excelled but...