solutions Archives » Liz Wolfe

05 May Then and now – learning how to shear a sheep

Posted at 10:50h in Abundance, Business, Entrepreneurship, Personal, Uncategorized

When I was growing up on the farm with my mom and two sisters, if we wanted to learn

09 Feb To be a winner, get good at losing

Posted at 14:56h in Business, Entrepreneurship, Inspirational

I heard a song for the first time called “Learn to Lose” by Bakermat. (Looking it up on YouTube I see it has 10 million views, so clearly I’m a bit out of the loop.) These lyrics in particular jumped out at me:

15 Jun How to Give and Receive Part: 1

Posted at 11:18h in Uncategorized

Liz Wolfe is featured on Josh Wilson's podcast 'Uncensored Advice for Men'

08 Oct Want to grow your business? Make mistakes.

Posted at 11:53h in Business, Entrepreneurship

My daughter came home crying last week. She recently got her first job, picking up a neighborhood boy once a week from his after school program

10 Apr Are you solving problems you don’t have?

Posted at 17:14h in Entrepreneurship, Inspirational

Did you know that a major obstacle keeping people from achieving their goals is that they spend their mental energy on solving problems they don’t even have?

15 Feb Three quick tips on creating a powerful vision (plus a song!)

Posted at 10:28h in Inspirational

Would you ever get into your car and start to drive without a destination in mind?

17 Jun A Father’s Day fastwrite – The Good Life

Posted at 10:38h in Inspirational, Personal

"He didn't tell me how to live; he lived, and let me watch him do it." Clarence Budington Kelland I saw this quote posted on Facebook on Father’s day.

11 Jan The Anti-New Year’s Resolution: Systems, not Goals.

Posted at 10:37h in Inspirational, Personal, Resolutions

I ended 2013 uncharacteristically grumpy. I felt on the brink of tears or anger for much of the last couple of weeks of the year, without really being able to identify why.

21 Jan New Year’s Resolutions: Friend or Foe?

Posted at 10:35h in Entrepreneurship, Inspirational

When I was a child, we had a family friend who we would often visit on Saturdays.

20 Nov Give Thanks Whatever Happens

Posted at 14:39h in Inspirational, Personal

After Hurricane Sandy, a graduate of the Abundance & Prosperity workshop, Will Romero, wrote these words:

26 Sep School Lunch Trays Hamper Our Children’s Future

Posted at 14:57h in Miscellaneous, Personal

Growing up in a rural community, I attended a small elementary school, where the school lunch was 35 cents.

29 Aug Personal Growth vs. Transformation

Posted at 15:20h in Entrepreneurship, Inspirational

Personal Growth vs. Transformation The model of “personal growth” has been consistent throughout the “empowerment” age:

11 Jul Grumpy morning

Posted at 15:59h in Inspirational, Personal

I was grumpy yesterday morning. A few months ago, I spent some time researching camps for my kids.

03 Jul The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

Posted at 16:01h in Personal

Back in the days when we were dating, one of the activities Jon and I often did with our friends was go to the movies.

02 Jul Paradise

Posted at 16:05h in Inspirational, Personal

Last night, I was sitting in paradise. I was on the front porch of my country house, watching the most spectacular natural light show I’ve ever seen.

22 Jun Today I just smiled

Posted at 16:08h in Inspirational, Personal

Today, I was feeling in a bit of a funk. I was doing things I typically enjoy, but not getting any satisfaction out of them.

20 Jun Are you living your life or your vision?

Posted at 16:11h in Inspirational, Personal

Sometimes I let my vision take a back seat to my day to day life. Gotta get the kids up for school, gotta get to work, ride the subway, make the dinner,

18 May Breaking the bonds of procrastination

Posted at 16:12h in Entrepreneurship, Inspirational, Personal

It starts innocently enough. I “just” want to go on to Facebook to check on one thing.

24 Dec It’s all a practice

Posted at 16:16h in Inspirational

I had a difficult morning with Isabel one morning, and did some thinking about it after the fact. I had the following insights and wanted to share them: