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In TIME: Confessions of an Accidental Entrepreneur

Posted by reallifee on Sep 12, 2011 in E Notes, Entrepreneurship, Internships & Jobs, Money & Finances, Resources, Schedule Makeover, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Believe it or not, expert time coach Elizabeth Saunders never thought she would be an entrepreneur! Now featured in TIME online, Elizabeth shares how her career journey has evolved. Best of all, Elizabeth divulges valuable tips and advice for budding entrepreneurs. Anything is possible…even if it’s not exactly what you had planned! Read Elizabeth’s article, “Confessions of an Accidental Entrepreneur.” About Real Life E® Elizabeth Grace Saunders is the founder and CEO of Real Life E® a time coaching and training company that empowers individuals who feel guilty, overwhelmed and frustrated to feel peaceful, confident and accomplished...

When Parents Work at Home: Teen Observations

Posted by reallifee on Jul 6, 2011 in E Profiles, Entrepreneurship, Internships & Jobs, Mompreneurs, Psychology, Relationships, Uncategorized | 3 comments

Finally! You have the chance to work from home! Anyone who takes this leap, and those considering going forward with this decision, have had to weigh the pros and cons. Working from home can be both a blessing and a burden: It’s wonderful to set your own schedule, and be available to go to sports games and assemblies. But just because you work out of the spare bedroom doesn’t mean that you can constantly cater to your family’s every beck and call, and still put in a productive work day. Working from home is a balancing act for the whole family and requires everyone’s respect and support. Sixteen year-old, Matt Simon, knows this from first-hand...

Top 25 Amazing Women of the Year Winner

Posted by reallifee on Jul 28, 2010 in E Press | 4 comments

Wow! It’s an honor and a privilege to have been selected as one of the Top 25 Amazing Women of the Year by Stiletto Woman Magazine. “Through Stiletto Woman hopefully women can see that anything is possible—that life has a way of twisting things upside down, but we have the opportunity to adjust, and make it work to our benefit,” says Karlena L. Wallace, founder & CEO of Stiletto Woman. For 25 Inspiring Stories of Amazing Women, check out: Stiletto Woman Magazine Summer 2010. About Real Life E® Elizabeth Grace Saunders is a time coach & professional speaker who helps men and women who are overwhelmed and frustrated because they want to achieve...

Representing Women in Business at Grand Rapids Event

Posted by reallifee on Apr 19, 2010 in E Events, E Press, Entrepreneurship | 0 comments

I had the privilege of representing women in business and being a role model for female entrepreneurship at the Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour event on March 30, in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Thanks to the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, the West Michigan Science & Technology Initiative, the Grand Rapids SmartZone℠, and all of the other supporters of this conference! Here’s what students had a chance to say about my speech, “The Best is Yet to Come!” on how to turn every difficulty into an opportunity to succeed: Elizabeth Grace Saunders is a time coach who empowers individuals who are overwhelmed and frustrated because they want to...

E Profile-Nannies Galore Founder’s Time Tips for Parents

Posted by reallifee on Jan 13, 2010 in E Profiles, E Tips, Mompreneurs, Resources | 0 comments

Being a parent is a wonderful privilege and an incredible responsibility. Nannies Galore founder and CEO Tamara Mickelson shared these time management tips for succeeding as a working parent: 1. Keep Lists! If you are like me, you keep a list for everything. Grocery list, chores, bills that need to be paid, etc. Lists seem trivial to some, but are a lifesaver to me. It is a habit that I formed years ago, and has proven to work over and over again. Crossing things off of my list gives me a sense of accomplishment, leading me right into my next task. Keep a list! 2. Say No! When I started my own nanny website, it was pretty easy at first. But as the weeks went...