by Lisa Montanaro | Sep 21, 2021 | Decision Making, Lisa Montanaro Blog
Habits. We want to create and maintain good ones, and stop or limit bad ones. For most people, during difficult times, habits provide the necessary structure and relieve stress. Perhaps you’re continuing to work from home. Maybe you’re returning to...
by Lisa Montanaro | Jul 16, 2021 | Decision Making, Lisa Montanaro Blog
A meta decision is a global rule or policy that you create to help you be more productive. Here are 5 examples that have worked well for me and that I often pass onto clients who adopt them for...
by Lisa Montanaro | Oct 7, 2020 | Decision Making, Gratitude, Lisa Montanaro Blog, Productivity
We are living in some chaotic times, which makes it especially challenging to stay positive. But that is exactly when you need it the most. Enter your Reticular Activating System (RAS), a part of your brain that brings whatever you …
by Lisa Montanaro | Jan 27, 2015 | blog, business, certified professional organizer, coaching, Continuing Education, CPO, Decision Making, Enjoy, Facebook, Group Coaching, Implement, life coaching, Live presentations, LMGU, organizer, Productivity, professional, professional organizer, Teleclasses, Writing
Several courageous participants have accepted my offer to work on transforming their life by joining the La Dolce Vita Group Life Coaching Program. It could be writing a book, focusing on your health, improving your relationships, getting off the...
by Lisa Montanaro | Sep 30, 2014 | blog, business, Career Transition, Change, coaching, Decision Making, Entrepreneurs
Think back to when you were just a wee little boy or girl. Do you remember the question people used to ask all of the time? “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I was thinking about …
by Lisa Montanaro | Jan 21, 2014 | blog, Decision Making, Email, Goal Setting, life coach, organized
Ah, New Year’s Resolutions. They come but once per year, and cause quite a stir. Indeed, people talk about their New Year’s Resolutions quite freely. A small portion of people even write them down. But how many truly achieve them? …