Sometimes You Need an Adventure

by Liz Fletcher Brown | Aug 5, 2010 | Living with Full Wattage, Work Life Balance

Yesterday I was feeling somewhat unmotivated and didn’t have my usual energy. The words I used were “like a slug”. Just didn’t seem able to get much accomplished. By late afternoon my husband, Francis, was done with work. He doesn’t usually finish that early and so he...

Smile…

by Liz Fletcher Brown | May 25, 2010 | Living with Full Wattage, Work Life Balance

I was recently taking a dance class and the combination we had to learn was very demanding. Everyone was having a hard time with it. Then, just when I was beginning to get the hang of it, the teacher told us to reverse it. Yikes! I barely could get through it as it...

No Time For Play? Think Again.

by Liz Fletcher Brown | May 22, 2010 | Living with Full Wattage, Work Life Balance

When you are feeling stressed out, how does that affect your creativity? And I’m not just talking about the more obvious creative aspects of your work. But also think about your ability to deal with a challenging client or coworker. Or being able to create enticing...

The Power of Joy

by Liz Fletcher Brown | Jan 8, 2010 | Living with Full Wattage

Recently my husband I and stopped at a small restaurant in our home town of Annapolis. The atmosphere was very cheery, and we couldn’t help but notice that the three women who were working there all seemed to be having such a good time. Even although the work...

Why Here, Why Now?

by Liz Fletcher Brown | Jan 2, 2010 | Living with Full Wattage

I believe that every single person has unique gifts and talents, and a unique way of expressing them that is unlike anyone else. There is something that you offer that is different from anyone else. And somewhere on this planet there are people with needs that exactly...

Get Bigger About Who You Are

by Liz Fletcher Brown | Dec 6, 2009 | Living with Full Wattage

We are living in an exciting time of great transformation. Old ways of being are rapidly falling apart and no longer work.  Oh, so you noticed… 🙂 As a result, many people are feeling dissatisfied with their jobs, their careers, relationships… even their very way of...