Tag: Ann Hoy

Breastfeeding and Undressing Between Meetings with Jack Nicklaus and Caleb Chan at Nicklaus North Golf Course

My 25 year old  son got an injury, and spent a week in hospital, had a setback today so I brought him back there.  His size 13 feet are hanging off the bed because he is so tall, and it reminded me of back to a day when his feet were in tiny 4 inch… Continue reading Breastfeeding and Undressing Between Meetings with Jack Nicklaus and Caleb Chan at Nicklaus North Golf Course

Are Women Finding Mentors to Model Their Success On?

Success gurus like Tony Robbins say you need to find a mentor who did what you want to do in life and model what they did. It’s a way of short-cutting the process to success by not trying to re-invent the wheel yourself. There are some outstanding female mentors like J.K. Rowling and Oprah Winfrey,… Continue reading Are Women Finding Mentors to Model Their Success On?

Two EE’s Farm Market In Surrey BC

Did you know that there are 2 EE’s in Surrey BC? I am so grateful that The Two EE’s Farm Market in Surrey is a ten minute drive from my house. Organic produce and fruit, grown on the farm without sprays or chemicals are sold at reasonable prices, along with food from mostly local growers.… Continue reading Two EE’s Farm Market In Surrey BC

How Tony Robbins Made Good Morning America Great Again

On March 23, 2016, this tweet from Tony strikes panic into my heart! Are You An @TonyRobbins Super-fan and in New York  next Tues? Get Tix to see him live I am flying from Vancouver to New York the next day, my itinerary is full, and now I want tickets to see Tony live on… Continue reading How Tony Robbins Made Good Morning America Great Again

A Job Interview Doesn’t Have to Be Nerve-Racking

How to Ace The Job Interview Job Interviews 101: You have sent your resume and cover letter, and you have been asked to come for a job interview – now what? Preparation is the key to making a good impression quickly.  Arrive early, and dress appropriately for the position you are applying for.  It is… Continue reading A Job Interview Doesn’t Have to Be Nerve-Racking

A Resume Is About What You Have To Give

Resumes 101: As graduation season approaches, many young people begin their job search.  Perhaps you are seeking a seasonal job before heading to college, or are applying for your first full-time job in the workforce. The following are some tricks to help you stand out from the crowd on your job search.  Congratulations and good… Continue reading A Resume Is About What You Have To Give

Blog Road Trip – Change Is The Journey

For a successful road trip, it is best to pack light, because the most essential items, such as: curiosity, open mindedness, and willingness to learn, are not found in your suitcase.  These tools enable you to stumble upon surprises on your journey that are so exquisite, they transform you, and upon your return home, you… Continue reading Blog Road Trip – Change Is The Journey

It’s Mother’s Day, Give Generously!

Be generous with: time, attention, food, drinks, flowers, phone calls, visits, chocolates, hugs, kisses, and gratitude! Make Today the Most Amazing Mother’s Day Ever!!! photo credit: <a href=”http://www.flickr.com/photos/cinemamudo/7490814694/”>fabíola lourenço</a> via <a href=”http://photopin.com”>photopin</a> <a href=”http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/”>cc</a>

Working to Create a Safe, Sober, Space for Teens in Their Community

Teenagers need to belong and feel accepted, and they need to know that someone cares for them, or better yet, that the entire community cares for them. The City of Surrey hosted the ‘Surrey Steps Up Awards’, on May 2, 2014, at the brand new Surrey City Hall, where Mayor Diane Watts honored Surrey teens… Continue reading Working to Create a Safe, Sober, Space for Teens in Their Community

Optimizing Yourself – Week 17 – Setting Constraints as Big as Dr. Seuss

Dr. Seuss (Theodore Geisel) was the master of setting constraints. He once made a bet with a publisher at Random House that he could write a book using 50 words or less. His power to set limits paid off when Green Eggs and Ham sold more than 200 million copies and was Seuss’s best- selling… Continue reading Optimizing Yourself – Week 17 – Setting Constraints as Big as Dr. Seuss

Review of Week 16 – Open Space In My Heart For Blessings

For this week’s optimizing yourself exercise, I cleaned out the cupboard in the laundry room where I put everything that I don’t know what to do with. I call it my procrastination cupboard, full of stuff I haven’t decided to throw out yet. It is where I look, if someone asks me where that thing-a-ma-gig… Continue reading Review of Week 16 – Open Space In My Heart For Blessings