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Solid Business Plan: Throw Spaghetti on the Wall

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by Trisha Miltimore, Contagious Leadership Training

At 17 I moved in with my older brother to attend university. Interestingly, the “issues” I faced living with him are eerily similar to living with my husband. Little explosion of messes left throughout the house, standards of cleanliness nowhere near as impeccable as my own…..hair shavings left in the sink….the list goes on. One afternoon, after an exhausting day of three classes and hanging with my friends enjoying coffee for hours on end, I came home to a complete disaster.

A Latte Perspective

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by Trisha Miltimore, Contagious Leadership Training

Yes, I am addicted. I indulge in my tall one-pump mocha, one-pump sugar free vanilla extra hot latte, well okay, once a day! Some days the great folks at the ‘bucks just don’t get it right. And for me to ENJOY my latte it must be PERFECT. In fact, in some weird way my daily latte has become almost ritualistic. Bad latte SEEMS to equal bad day.

This is a great example of the POWER OF PERCEPTION.

Why Is Temperament Important for Parents to Understand?

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By Kimberly Eckert, M.Sc & Karen Sabourin M.A.

Have you ever wondered why the parenting strategies you use with your children work better with one child than the other? If you wish to unlock the mystery, read on!

What is Temperament?

Do you have blue periods?

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Submitted by Trisha Miltimore, Contagious Leadership Training www.contagious.ca

I am curious. Do you have blue periods? Personal I know. But please, if you in fact have blue periods email me (actually call your doctor first)! You alone could be the reason that TV and print commercials represent the womens’ period with blue liquid instead of well…..you know. See? There I go myself—censoring the reality of what it means to be a woman!

Little Adults – Creating Healthy Kids for the Future

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Kimberly Eckert – Eckert Psychology & Education Centre

“Little Adult Syndrome” – We are certain that kids have more skills than they do.

Kimberly wants to help parents slow down and let kids be kids.

Brain Maturation

- By 12-13 years of age all the things needed to mature the brain are there.
- Growth rate of the corpus callosum changes with age all the way into our 30’s.
- The brain is finally done growing up by 25 – 30 years of age.
- It takes a long time to be a wise decision maker.

working.com article - Stay-at-home moms launching businesses

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This is an interesting article posted on working.com and worth a read! Click here to see the article.

Do Women Think too Much?

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Submitted by Trisha Miltimore, Contagious Leadership Training www.contagious.ca

Driving home the other day I suddenly found myself thinking about WHEN I need to think about all I need to think about.

Click here to read the full article.

Sleep and Your Child

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by Karen Sribney, M.Ed. Registered Psychologist. Article courtesy of Eckert Psychology & Education Centre.

My Mom and sisters would roll their eyes if they saw I was writing this article. Yes, I am one of those parents who stresses about what time my children get into bed at night.

Click here the read the full article.

Young Women in Business - Interview with Cybele Negris

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Congratulations to Cybele Negris!
by marica

We would like to congratulate one of our amazing supporters, Cybele Negris! Cybele has been recognized as one of the Influential Women in Business by Business in Vancouver. She is the founder of Webnames.ca, and was a speaker at Beyond Pink 2008. Cybele has been selected for her outstanding achievements in business and influence in the business community.

Congratulations Cybele, and thank you for your ongoing support of YWiB! See below for an exclusive chat with Cybele on her thoughts for women in business:

Observing from a Distance... and I can't hear you!

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Observing From A Distance….And I Cant Hear You!

Brandee's Place - the rantings and musings of a woman, wife and mother (posted with permission)

Today was the day I was excitedly yet anxiously waiting for. The day of the Mom Cafe Calgary get-together. The guest speaker was Julie Cole, co-founder of the ever-wonderful label company Mabel’s Labels.