Nicki Sanders

When was the last time you had a big, hearty laugh? It’s time for another one. Finding joy and amusement in life – humor and laughter – can produce a sense of happiness and freedom. Humor and laughter are key ingredients in overall health. Laughter can improve your emotional and physical well- being. Laughter helps […]

What do you do to break out of a monotonous routine?  How do you rejuvenate and re-energize? What do you do to get your creative juices flowing? Use this checklist to see if you have become a workaholic or caregiver overdue for relaxation or excitement. In the last 60 days have you: Had a vacation

All living things are continually growing. To be truly alive you must keep growing personally, professionally, and socially. If you cease to grow in your thinking, career, or relationships you have begun the decomposition process. Life doesn’t stand still – it is not stagnant. You are either moving forward or moving backwards.   With that

Confidence = full trust; belief in the powers, trustworthiness, or reliability of a person or thing; assurance Self-Confidence = belief in oneself and one’s powers or abilities   It is difficult to achieve any level of success if you lack confidence. How you view yourself directly affects how other people view you. A confident person

What are you in expectation of?  Are you expecting to have a good day?  Are you expecting a particular situation to work out in your favor?  Are you expecting new doors of opportunity to be opened to you? Have you ever been surprised that you won a contest or landed a job or scored a

I have just three simple words for you today..YOU ARE ENOUGH!!

Some people are daring or impulsive.  Others are more practical or conscientious.   I am rarely in the daring space and there have been times when I have spent a little too much time in the practical space.  Finding a balance between these pair of character traits often leads straight down the path to personal fulfillment

“Too many people spend too much time trying to perfect something before they actually do it. Instead of waiting for perfection, run with what you go, and fix it along the way…” – Paul Arden   I am a recovering perfectionist and procrastinator. Take Action Revise Later is a strategy that has taken me years

Years ago when my daughter and nephew would ask me what I wanted for Christmas my answer was always “peace and quiet”. It’s not that they were particularly noisy children but rather I was always busy. So busy in fact that I can vividly recall lying across my bed without a telephone, TV, or radio

Protect Your Circle I believe that we are the average of the people we spend the most time with. What that means is who we become is impacted (at least in part) by who we grace with our presence. This is true in business and in regular life. Successful people understand and practice this concept