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65 Ways To Really Mess Up Your Life

July 10 Dawn

 1#Work At Something You Hate

In fact detest it, spend one third of your life getting paid for something that makes you sick to the pit of your stomach, feeling stressed, undervalued and unworthy! ‘Think’ change is not possible, just deal the hand you’ve been played and lump it.

2# Be Dishonest With Yourself

Tell yourself your something your not, become a criminal of your own mind: lie, cheat and be selective about what you share with the world including your own mis-givings and shortcomings, pull the wool firmly over your own eyes!

3# Be Dishonest With Others

Doesn’t matter why you do it, who cares if it’s a lack of confidence, attention seeking, hiding flaws and imperfections ‘competing’ with peers, to gain from others, just do it! It doesn’t matter that you’re ‘gonna be found out, you’ll cope, you can think up another lie.

4# Exist In a Relationship That Hold No Love

Stay in it: yeah, things may be well past their sell-by-date, wait a while, ‘hope’ and ‘wish’ things will get better, the time might come when it will be ‘right’ to end it, no point in fearing what’s going to happen at the end.

4.5# Have a Huge Gigantic EGO

Great! You’ll always be right, never lose face or be humiliated, it’s fun blaming others for your life, who cares if you aren’t perfect! Not you! You’ll never look like a fool, and take comfort in the fact that to provoke, prod and accuse other people will always make you look arrogant. No ‘dragons to slay’ huh?

5# Accept Nothing Less Than Perfectionism

Nothing is every going to be good enough for you so relax, you probably won’t get anything done, after all your best is just not good enough is it?

6# Ignore Your Finances (and Debt)

Yep, bury your head in the sand, everything will just blow on over.  The debt will disappear and doing nothing about your finances, that’s cool, they will sort themselves out.  Don’t look at them, don’t be in control of them, enjoy the fact that thinking about them leaves you hollow inside.

7# Adopt the Lone Ranger Syndrome

Saddle up and do everything by yourself.  Asking for help, support or advice isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be.  Forget that there will be someone in this world who has what you are looking for or can help you out.  Try not to ask for help, people always say no!

8# Listen to Others, Not Yourself

‘Does my bum look big in this?’, ‘what would you do?’, ‘what do you think’, ‘tell me what I should do?’, ‘oh, I never thought if that, yes, that’s better, I’ll do it your way’…at all times follow the opinions of others, you don’t know yourself that well (what you need, what you want and what your intuition is telling you.) Never listen to yourself, it’ll be wrong!

9# Don’t Look After Yourself OR Love Yourself

Try not look after yourself and for goodness don’t love yourself! That’s just to wishy-washy and airy-fairy.  You aren’t that important really, always put others before yourself it’s seen as less selfish, even if your ready to drop dead on your feet!

10# Go For Limiting Beliefs

Accept beliefs such as: ‘I must be liked and loved by everyone’ or ‘It’s too late for me to…’ or ‘I’ll never be able to…’ or ‘I’m not good/smart/clever/intelligent enough’ as the truth!   If you think they are true, they probably are and you’ll never be able to change them.

11# Blame Others Often

If it wasn’t for…my partner, my wife, my husband, the kids, the dog, the cat, the jobcentre, the careers advisor in high school, my ex boss, the place where I worked when I was 16, my looks, my feet, my education, my first love, my bank, the weather, my confidence, my self-esteem, my firing, my sacking, my training…whatever you want to use fill it in, it was probably was ALL their fault! Accept no responsibility and give up your control, people need to be blamed.

12# Live in the Past

Try not to let anything go, hold on to it tightly, those were the days, spend the next years of your life trying to replicate it, forget the fact that everything around you has changed.

13# Boredom

If boredom comes upon you, that’s fantastic.  Do nothing about it, declare to the world how bored you are, shove it on Facebook, notice how everyone comes and ‘unbores’ you. Put on the TV, eat, stick with what you know.

14# Only Negative Self Talk Permitted

Try and not talk to yourself positively, negative self talk is the only solution to belittling, berating, and destroying your confidence and self esteem! Watch out, you don’t want to mix positivity in there!

15# Be Around Put You Down People

Positive people are so annoying anyway! To not become one of ‘them’: surround yourself with the most negative people you know, agree with their negativity, join in if you can, have conversations about how terrible the world is.  If you start to enjoy it, leave, that defeats the purpose!

16# Give Up Too Soon

When things become a challenge or a little difficult, just stop. Give up when you can, no point in trying to go forward, you probably won’t make it anyway, save your energy for something else.

17# Mentally Beat Self to A Pulp

Whenever you can think about your mistakes from the past.  Try for as long as possible to dwell on them, feel what you felt then and continue to do this until you are in place of angst, crying is better.

18# Have No Emotional Control

There is no point on trying to manage your feelings.  Whenever the feelings arise, display them to the world.  Anger, jealousy, envy, rage are all great ones to keep other human beings away from you.

19# Guilt! Guilt! Guilt!

Try to hold onto as much guilt from the past as you can possible can.  Whatever you did (or didn’t do) is worth remembering. Even better (whenever you get the opportunity) make others feel guilty about what they did, go ahead and do it, it makes them feel awful but guilt is a great emotion to drudge up!

20# Take No Responsibility

Leave it to others, it’s easier that way.  Give it up, take on somewhat ‘child-like’ behaviour, it doesn’t matter all the action was yours, who cares, pass the buck.

21# Live By Others Instruction Manuals

Don’t create your own, just follow others ways of how the world it.

22# Don’t Take Any Risks

This is important.  Take no risks: never try anything new, don’t make yourself unsafe in anyway, people talk about pushing past comfort zones, stay in yours, life will just be the same and that’s perfect!

23# ‘Mini Me’ Syndrome

Whenever and wherever you can, just talk about yourself, ignore the people who shut off and walk away, they don’t matter.  You are the most important person in your world, they have to realise that!

24# Ignore All Feedback

If people have anything to say to you, let them try! After all, your perfect, there is nothing wrong with you. Don’t concern yourself with feedback and the opportunity to amend your behaviours, what do they know?

25# Controlling Behaviour

If you can be a control freak, even better.  Where possible try and control everyone and everything.  You’re the ‘boss’, it’s your way or no way.  Comprising is out and never let anyone tell you there is a better solutuon.

26# Try Not to Listen

Talk all the time, listening too much can help you to grow, you don’t want that do you? You have loads to say, just say it, feel free to finish the sentences of others and jump to conclusions, there’s nothing you’ve not heard before.

27# You Do Know It All

You do, you need not learn any more, there is nothing else left for someone to teach you. You are an expert in everything.  Look, you know best, sure you do, just jump at any chance to pass on your knowledge and wisdom to others, the room won’t have anyone in it as great as you!

28# Persistence

Who cares how many times it took Edison to invent the light bulb, seriously, who cares? If it doesn’t happen the first you try, it’s not going to work, so stop doing it and do something you can do.

29# Publicly Humiliate Others

This one is best saved for large groups when the person is there, or small ‘cosy’ groups when they aren’t.  Either use sarcasm or aim the jokes at them, or gossip behind their back, share information that was confidential –  it’s humilation at it’s best, enjoy.  No-one will be doing it to you behind your back!

30# Over Do It

Take everything to excess. And even better things that make you unwell and unhealthy: eating, smoking, drinking, lack of sleep. Your body can cope with the pressure.

31# Stop at Challenges and Obstacles

That’s it just stop.  They are there for a reason, take the hint!

32# Decide Nothing

If you have to choose or decide, try not to.  Wait a while, better still, let others make decisions for you! Why would you want to accept the responsibility of any decIsion you make? Goodness you could even make the wrong one, what then?

33# It’s Too Late

It probably is. Look if you’re thinking it, chances are you’ve missed all the opportunities and chances coming your way.  There aren’t going to be anymore, so accept it. You’ve had your time.

34# Live In Fear

Whatever it is, it will become real anyway.  How can it not?  Please don’t try and conquer any fear, you have no idea what’s on the other side.  No, stay safe and live with the fear, much more rewarding.

35# Lack of Trust

Trust no-one, everyone is out to ‘get you’.  Break all trust with the people you know, you’ll be hurt in the end.

36# Slap Forgiveness in The Face

If someone has done you wrong, never forgive.  It’s a sign of weakness and you never want to be seen as a ‘pushover’.

37# Procrastination

We’ll get back to you on this one!

38# Wishing Away Time

Long for your holidays, big events, happy times. It’s okay to think ‘well, in 8 weeks I’ll be lying on a beach in…’ the eight weeks inbetween, they are irrelevant and you don’t need to think about them, just wait for time to pass.

39# Superman/Superwoman

Be all and everything to everyone.  Ignore yourself and your own needs, never say no and never let anyone ‘down’ – they’ll hate you for it!

40# Broken Promises

Never, ever, keep a promise.  Keeping promises is for people who care about others, promises are meant to be broken remember?

41# Nosey Parker

Stick your nose into everyone else’s business as much as you can.  You can gather information to use to humiliate others, people will always love your opinion, even if they don’t ask for it, give it anyway!

42# Whining, Whinging, Wallowing

These are great qualities and as much as people say that they annoy them, they don’t. When carrying them out as an activity remember to throw in as much self-pity as possible, folks love that and they are sure to take notice!

43# Everyone Cares About You The Same As You Care About You

You are number 1! No doubt about it, the world obviously moves around you.  You are the centre of the universe. It’s only ‘right’ that others think so too.

44# Think Small, Live Smaller

Big things only happen to others, remarkable only happens to ‘them’, awesome is something that is reserved for the minority.  Don’t be disappointed, think tiny for you.

45# Close Your Mind to New Experiences

You’ve seen it all, done it all before! There is nothing that is going to excite you or make you sit up and take notice.  If anyone suggests anything to you, cut them off at source, you’ll be very disappointed, new doesn’t mean better!

46# Live in Comfort With ‘I Can’t’, ‘If only…’, ‘Yeah, but’

So what?  If you can’t, you can’t.  Why try?  Why risk the journey of actually realising you can do something?  You might fail! No, stick with what you can do now, leave others to try new things, let them be the ones to risk!

47# Be Rescued and Saved

Let others rescue and save you.  It’s so much quicker than trying to sort things in your own head.  Let them come and rescue from your emotional angst and torment, you have no need to grow or learn from any experience.

48# Jealousy

GO Green! If someone is doing better than you, never ever wish them well, ignore them, cut them out your life, find ways to punish them and bring them down a peg or two, that’ll teach ’em.

49# Believe Everyone Loves and Likes You

Yes they do, oh yes they do! Assume nothing less.  You’re a likeable lovable soul! There must be something wrong with them if they don’t. Don’t think you have to build a relationship – they should always ‘get’ you first meeting.

50# Finished Education

You spent years at school, and they taught you everything you need to know.  There comes a point when learning is done.  Know need to learn anymore, nothing no one else can teach you.  Dismiss any opportunity to learn and grow. You’re done.

51# Stick With The Crowd

The crowd knows best.  Why on earth do people want to ‘do there own thing’ anyway?  Why on earth would ‘being an individual’ actually work? To move away from the crowd takes courage, guts and a risk…do you really want the hassle of being the ‘oddity’?

52# Hide The ‘Real’ You

Never let anyone see the ‘real’ you, you have faults, deep rooted habits, beliefs and thoughts but to let people ‘in’ and expose the ‘inner’ working of your mind is a clear road to disaster.

53# Don’t Keep Appointments

Never turn up on time or where you promised you said you would be.  It will show a lack of respect for yourself and other(s) but it’s irrelevant, they won’t bother so neither should you!

54# Use Others For Personal Gain

They have feelings, but ignore this point.  Use people, they won’t notice, never think you have to give anything in return. If they are so gullible, it’s not your fault.

55# Ignore LIFE

Forget the fact that it’s happening now, and this it.  It’s too much to think about, best not concern yourself with what it’s meant to be for you.

56# The Glass IS Half Empty

Optimism is just silly.  It’s for people who have lost touch with reality. Don’t be fooled by them, the worst always happens!

57# Lack Creativity

If you haven’t figured out a solution to a problem the first time you think about it, that chances are there isn’t one. Don’t think to hard, any possibilities will just be stupid ideas.

58#  Stay in Your Comfort Zones

They are there for a reason, they keep you safe! You probably have a small comfort area, that’s okay, less space to travel out of them.  Stick with what you know, in the long run you won’t be scared or disappointed!

59# Never Plan

It’ll never happen anyway…adopting the ‘see how it all unfolds’ or ‘what’s for you, won’t go past you’ is an ideal mindset.  Plans are meant to broken, they never last, heck, you could be run over by a bus tomorrow, no the future does not concern you.

60# Leave Silence Well Alone

Never sit and be quiet, who knows what could happen! You may find a little peace or think about ‘things’ you don’t want to think about.  Keep busy, fill your head at all times with other ‘stuff’!

61# Seek Revenge

If anyone does you wrong, seek revenge on the culprit.  This ‘turning away’ is for pussies, they did you wrong, so do exactly the same back.  It’ll not hurt you anymore!

62# Live a Stressful Life

Let others find peace and tranquillity; fill your life with stressful moments.  They do keep you motivated and everyone works best under stress!

63# Don’t Listen to Others

Let everyone know your story – your pain, hardships, problems, issues – they are probably incredibly interesting to you, spread the word, no one will ever wait for you to say ‘how are you?’

64# Never Follow Your Heart

You’re doomed if you do! Give up dreams, leave them alone.  You’re not able to make decisions based on what your heart tells you, you have to live your like for a long time to come, do what’s always in your head and ‘real’!

65# You Don’t Have Any Power

You don’t, there is never away out of hard, tricky situations or feelings of loathing! Maybe some people ‘do’ find a way, but that means having to ask for help!

Tips to Setting Goals

May 13 Dawn

Tips to Setting Your Goals

Do you set goals? Unknowingly, you probably do. Many people set goals on a daily basis (what to eat, what to wear, how to travel to work), yes, even these are all goals. However when it comes to setting goals for life or career purpose, many feel as though they’re stumbling. Here’s a few tips…

Be Specific

Goals need to be specific, so that you know which part of the process you’re currently in and the particular ways on how you will achieve it.

Most people have goals to ‘get promoted, get rich, improve relationship’ and the like, but these are very vague and your mind can become confused about what you truly mean.

General descriptions usually don’t have boundaries, so you always leave room for mistakes and compromise.

If you want results that you can be proud of, be specific.

To be specific, you need to include the full details.

Write down something like, “I want to get £20,000 in savings by October of this year.” or “I need to become key supervisor of the sales division by next week.” or “I want, my children, to become best friends beginning tomorrow.” Include the names, the position, the amount, the date and everything else needed to train your mind to start working towards that goal.

Be Measurable

Goals need to be measurable so that you can gauge how well you have done lately.

To help measure your paths and goals, you should include measurable details.

For your job, you can include: details such as the number of hours you’re working, the amount you’re earning, the staff you’re handling, etc.

For the goal of money, you can include details such as the amount you want to have as a whole, the number of companies or businesses you own, your contact persons, etc.

Always have things and items to be measured so you can understand how close you are to getting your goals. If your goal is to earn £50,000 a month, then you know you’re halfway there if you’re already earning £25,000 a month.

Be Attainable and Realistic

Only set goals that can possibly be accomplished.

Some people set goals that are too high to reach, that they are almost setting up things that are impossible.

Make sure you only set objectives that you can reach within a given amount of time, provided the current resources and capabilities you have.

Some examples of impossible goals are doubling your salary overnight, getting a promotion higher than your boss’s position, etc. Some goals can be achieved faster compared to others if you have some strengths and paths to back these up.

Always include a strategic plan for big objectives.

Time-Bound

Set deadlines to achieve your goals or else you’ll never going to finish anything. Stay specific when setting timelines and schedules.

For example, indicate things like “To spend an hour with my wife everyday starting tomorrow (indicate exact date and year)”.

Setting the exact time and date will spur you to start working on your goals, instead of putting it off for another available time.

Some goals can take years to accomplish so it is wiser to break these down into smaller objectives, still complete with deadlines. You can finish everything in a sequence to finally reach the biggest one.

How To Make Life Decisions

April 30 Dawn

Life is like a road. There are long and short roads; smooth and rocky roads; crooked and straight paths.

In our life many roads would come our way as we journey through life.

There are roads that lead to fame and fortune on one hand, or isolation and poverty on the other.

There are roads to happiness as there are roads to sadness, roads towards victory and jubilation, and roads leading to defeat and disappointment.

Just like any road, there are corners, detours, and crossroads in life.

Perhaps the most perplexing road that you would encounter is a crossroad.

With four roads to choose from and with limited knowledge on where they would go, which road will you take?

What is the guarantee that we would choose the right one along the way? Would you take any road, or just stay where you are: in front of a crossroad?

You do not really know where a road will lead you until you take it.

There are no guarantees.

This is one of the most important things you need to realise about life.

Nobody said that choosing to do the right thing all the time would always lead you to happiness.

Loving someone with all your heart does not guarantee that it would be returned.

Gaining fame and fortune does not guarantee happiness.

Accepting a good word from an influential superior to cut your trip short up the career ladder is not always bad, especially if you are highly qualified and competent.

There are too many possible outcomes, which your really cannot control. The only thing you have power over is the decisions that you will make, and how you would act and react to different situations.

Wrong decisions are always at hindsight.

Had you known that you were making a wrong decision, would you have gone along with it? Perhaps not, why would you choose a certain path when you know it would get you lost?

Why make a certain decision if you knew from the very beginning that it is not the right one. It is only after you have made a decision and reflected on it that you realise its soundness.

If the consequences or outcomes are good for you, then you have decided correctly. Otherwise, your decision was wrong.

Take the risk: decide.

Since life offers no guarantee and you would never know that your decision would be wrong until you have made it, then you might as well take the risk and decide.

It is definitely better than keeping yourself in limbo. Although it is true that one wrong turn could get you lost, it could also be that such a turn could be an opportunity for an adventure, moreover open more roads.

It’is all a matter of perspective. You have the choice between being a lost traveller or an accidental tourist of life. But take caution that you don’t make decisions haphazardly.

Taking risks is not about being careless and stupid. Here are some pointers that could help you choose the best option in the face of life’s crossroads:

Get as many information as you can about your situation.

You cannot find the confidence to decide when you know so little about what you are faced with.

Just like any news reporter, ask the 5 W’s: what, who, when, where, and why. What is the situation? Who are the people involved? When did this happen? Where is this leading? Why are you in this situation?

These are just some of the possible questions to ask to know more about your situation. This is important.

Oftentimes, the reason for indecision is the lack of information about a situation.

Identify and create options.

What options do the situation give you?

Sometimes the options are few, but sometimes they are numerous. But what do you do when you think that the situation offers no options?

This is the time that you create your own. Make your creative mind work.

From the most simplistic to the most complicated, entertain all ideas. Do not shoot anything down when an idea comes to your head. Sometimes the most outrageous idea could prove to be the right one in the end.

You can ask a friend to help you identify options and even make more options if you encounter some difficulty, but make sure that you make the decision yourself in the end.

Weigh the pros and cons of every option.

Assess each option by looking at the advantages and disadvantages it offers you. In this way, you get more insights about the consequences of such an option.

Trust yourself and make that decision.

Now that you have assessed your options, it is now time to trust yourself. Remember that there are no guarantees and wrong decisions are always at hindsight.

So choose… decide… believe that you are choosing the best option at this point in time.

Now that you have made a decision, be ready to face its consequences: good and bad.

It may take you to a place of promise or to a land of problems. But the important thing is that you have chosen to live your life instead of remaining a bystander or a passive audience to your own life.

Whether it is the right decision or not, only time can tell. But do not regret it whatever the outcome. Instead, learn from it and remember that you always have the chance to make better decisions in the future.

An Example of Complete Passion, Purpose and Service (and a lesson for every business owner, employee and human being)

August 10 Dawn

Maya, my beautiful dog passed away it’s raw. One day I’ll write about it, but not today.
If you aren’t a ‘pet’ person and lover of animals, that’s okay, this post is still for you.

The story briefly (yes, it’s still raw, so short and sweet), in the early hours of the 6th of July, I knew that Maya would not be with me very much longer.

Maybe you too have been in a similar situation (to which I’m genuinely sorry) I hadn’t, and sitting with her that last night I hadn’t got a clue about what to do after she’d gone.

I began searching and it wasn’t long before I was reading an article called ‘The Right Choice’ which explained all about giving your pet a ‘dignified and respectful cremation’.

Click, click, click, I landed on a local business that offered ‘pet bereavement services’.

The sad hour did come and because of what I has read on the site above, I had no hesitation in calling the number.

Here’s What Happened…

1.      Expecting an answering service (I called at 4.30am) the call was answered by a woman who understood instantly my needs, my state, my problem, my pain. (When many business owners are making themselves less available this lady is answering calls 24/7.)

2.      She arrived at my home (55 miles from hers) at 6.30am. (She gave the ETA and stuck to it.)

3.      She (and her partner) came into my home with the respect and understanding of my situation.

4.      She sat, she let me cry, she explained the process in language I would understand, she listened, she didn’t once flinch or flicker at the irrational behaviour I was displaying, she treated Maya with the utmost respect and dignity (as she promised on her website), she step by step took me by the hand and led me through what was going to happen. She hid nothing.  (When many business owners are trying to hide behind their faults and failings.)

5.      She told her story (when I asked and not before) and it was obvious (even then) she had ‘walked in my shoes’ (she knew me better at that moment, than I knew myself.)

6.      She then drove Maya the 55 miles back to her home (until she could contact the crematorium to book a time for later on that day)

7.      Then she drove 120 miles to the pet crematorium because that is the only one that operates on the same ethical values as herself.

8.      She waited an hour for Maya’s ashes.

9.      She then drove the 175 miles back to my home to give me them. 18 hours in total.

10.  All in the same day – and that is something she does in rain, hail, snow or shine.

 The cost of this floored me, so I paid more.

Then a few days later I started receiving letters from animal charities thanking me for their donations, the woman didn’t even take the extra, she gave it away.

What am I sharing this with you?

If You’re a Small Business Owner

You have probably heard of the saying ‘going the extra mile’.

And for some business owners it means ‘throwing in a free sample’ or ‘we have a free phone number’ or perhaps the major selling point is ‘ call us, you’ll get to speak to a real human being’.

Here’s the test…go through your business and honestly answer this question ‘is this part of my service so special and unique that even I would rave about it?’.

Next, go through every benefit, add on, service you offer and ask yourself ‘is this extremely valuable to my customer’ if the answer is yes then think of five ways you can add to it, if the answer is no, then (like I did) get busy and make it so.

When I read the petundertakers site on the first visit I read exactly what was going to happen at the end (and it’s not pretty reading nor was a pretty sight) but I was given knowledge.

Is there something that you are holding back from your customers that if they knew just that one thing they would have information that is priceless.  Give them it, give it away.

I know one of the reasons I choose the petundertaker was because one little piece of information prepared and informed me more than any trip to the vet could do.

If You’re an Employee

Well, another story…when I called and cancelled Maya’s pet insurance I explained the situation and the first reply was ‘you still have the rest of next months premium to pay’.

It was on the tip of my tongue to give out to the person on the other end of the phone and shout ‘you eegit, do you really MORE THAN care?’ but I held my breath.

The next time you are faced with any customer say to yourself:

‘I’m the first person that has heard this persons problem.’

You could be the first person that another human being has spoken to that day, you could be the first person that another human being has told their problem to, you could be the first person that has really listened and cared!

You could be the first person in that persons LIFE who has listened to understand them rather than respond.

 And Lastly If You’re a Human Being!

Through this sad experience it has added further to my beliefs about living a life of  ‘purpose and passion’ (and I mean by that, at any moment your world can change) and those who know me will know how much I care about ‘service and giving back’.

Yes, I know you may be thinking ‘but she was only a dog for goodness sake’, ah, and that is the truth, for sure.

And that’s the lesson.

To truly deliver passion and purpose in our service as a business, as an employee, human being: is it not about putting ‘I’ aside and what ‘I’ think even a tiny moment so that we can serve people better?

To sum up…do one thing for yourself today, ask yourself tonight (you’ll remember to do it) when you go to bed and slip between the sheets, ‘what one thing did I do today that was purposeful, full of passion and of service to others’?

If not, get moving, it ‘aint long till the ‘two legged undertaker calls’ at your own door…do you want to just leave or leave a legacy?

 

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