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Tools for You: Elizabeth on “Design*Sponge”

Posted by reallifee on Oct 31, 2011 in E Notes, E Press, Resources, Social Media & Technology, Uncategorized | 0 comments

With so many online personal time management tools, just choosing one can be daunting and time consuming! Fortunately, expert time coach Elizabeth Grace Saunders has done the work for you. Elizabeth’s helpful article on, Design*Sponge, breaks down online calendars, to do lists, social media management tools and syncing options to help you function optimally. Check out her easy-to-navigate comparisons now. Then choose the tool that works best for you! Read Elizabeth’s article, “Biz Ladies: How to Organize your Life with Online Tools” About Real Life E® Elizabeth Grace Saunders is the founder and CEO of Real Life E® a time coaching and training...

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...

Day in the Life of a Time Coach: My Planning Routine

Posted by reallifee on Jul 21, 2011 in E Notes, E Tips, Entrepreneurship, Psychology, Schedule Makeover, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Curious about how a work/life balance coach and successful entrepreneur organizes her day? In recent newsletters, Elizabeth has given readers the inside scoop on her own personal time management techniques. (Find out how she wakes up with an inside peek at Elizabeth’s morning routine!) Below, Elizabeth describes the second part of her a.m. agenda, her brilliant morning planning schedule. I’ve had complete freedom over my schedule for more than half a decade. During my first couple of years as a full-time entrepreneur, I didn’t set boundaries on when I worked and what I did when. This lead to: Frustration when I just wanted to take an evening or...

Elizabeth in Forbes: Networking Insights

Posted by reallifee on Jul 11, 2011 in E Press, E Tips, Encouragement, Entrepreneurship, Internships & Jobs, Psychology, Relationships, Resources, Schedule Makeover, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Most people realize that networking is key for professional development, but most people don’t realize that going about it the wrong way can be a tremendous waste of time and energy. This recent article published on Forbes.com by expert time coach, Elizabeth Saunders, gives valuable insights into how to make networking work for you. Go to events you want actually want to attend, and build relationships with peers whom you’re really excited to get to know. Check out Elizabeth’s advice, and learn how to make better connections in less time. Elizabeth Grace Saunders is the founder and CEO of Real Life E® a time coaching and training company that...

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...