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2011: Time to Move
When I reflected on 2010 last month, I predicted that I wanted my word for 2011 to be finally. As in, I’ve finally accomplished _____. Looking back on this post only a month later, I’ve change my mind....
View ArticleMove: Finding my Mantra
As an added way to keep inspired and motivated this year, I’ve been challenging myself to move. Some days that will mean exercising, other days it’s my motivation to push through the final stages of a...
View ArticleIt’s Not About Technique
My challenge to myself this year is to move. I joined a fitness center last month as a step in that direction and finally took a ZUMBA class this morning. I’d heard about Zumba from friends (it’s a...
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Don’t Just Wear Red: Do Something
I have an issue with raising awareness. I see it on facebook when women are encouraged to change their status to their bra color to promote Breast Cancer Awareness or going barefoot for children...
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Working on My Fitness
In January I committed myself to move more this year. Seeing my life through this lens has led me to procrastinate a little less, be more inspired, support causes I care about, and examine the way I...
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What makes you smile?
August is stressful and sometimes misery loves company. I was happy to find a Brains on Fire Blog post this week reminding me that there is perhaps another way to survive this crazy time of year:...
View ArticleWomen’s Leadership Institute: Day 2 Stretch
I am a maximizer. I enjoy helping people discover their interests, talents, and strengths and to find ways to apply and develop their leadership capacity. Most of the opportunities I have to do this...
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Move, Ship, Wobble, Stretch
I choose a one-word resolution to inspire and guide me through 2011. Though I’m not compeltely certain of the projects origin, I think it stemmed from this Gretchen Rubin post: Happiness Resolutions....
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#RunForBoston
Read the responses and stories of other runners. Share the form with your running club, team mates, family, and friends. Above all else, we want Boston to our love and support through the miles we...
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