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Patricia Weber

Patricia Weber

Savvy Senior Widows

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Staying focused, brain on technology, smell the roses, introvert in graphs #Blog Round-up from #introvert inspirer

September 19, 2015 by Patricia Weber

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My round-up blog numbers were escaping me. My fix is – let them go! This is my weekly round-up. I want to stay focused on blogging tasks and slow down and smell the roses too! Without our brain what can we do? Heck, not even enjoy the graphs. Disclaimer: usually these are blog posts from other bloggers and rarely, my writing. Sharing good content from across the web for … [Read more...] about Staying focused, brain on technology, smell the roses, introvert in graphs #Blog Round-up from #introvert inspirer

Wayne Dyer, an amazing teacher for all generations

September 9, 2015 by Patricia Weber

When clearing out mom’s apartment there were many books on her bookcase shelves from her nursing days. Her career is one of her proudest achievements, rightfully so. As I started to pack each book into boxes my hand landed on one of Dr Wayne Dyer’s books. If my memory is right it was Change Your Thoughts - Change Your Life. This brought a smile to my face as I was finding … [Read more...] about Wayne Dyer, an amazing teacher for all generations

Hugging Into Your Next Blog Post Could Be What You Need

June 17, 2015 by Patricia Weber

My motivation for this post seemed about as low as the day I had to drive our 1970 Chevy Nova on fumes. This low fuel situation is a must when transporting a car for an automobile auction. But when you are a blogger, you sometimes do have to add fuel from outside yourself. Let me tell you, I tossed around idea after idea on paper, in my notes, in my meditations and even … [Read more...] about Hugging Into Your Next Blog Post Could Be What You Need

How To Reduce Your Health Risk with Sitting Disease

March 25, 2015 by Patricia Weber

Who would know synchronicity would play into my blogging about sitting disease to the point that I am now considering a standing desk! The short story about me now researching the right standing desk comes from a circuitous route from my annual physical exam and then, over to my chiropractor. It turns out my back is now in another stage of degenerative back disease. In my … [Read more...] about How To Reduce Your Health Risk with Sitting Disease

How Do You Get In The Flow When You’re Not In The Flow?

September 5, 2014 by Patricia Weber

fountain view from hotel room

Late last year at a networking event I won three door prizes: 2 restaurant gift cards, one for Mexican and one for sushi, and an over night weekend stay at a local big name hotel. I was waiting for something special to celebrate and then the day was on the calendar. It was my husband’s birthday and time to cash in on all these gifts. There’s always more to life than only … [Read more...] about How Do You Get In The Flow When You’re Not In The Flow?

How Do You Get Over It When Things Go Wrong?

August 24, 2014 by Patricia Weber

For my loyal readers, many who are friends, thank you for all your support. It’s been over a year of writing, editing, and seeing the book Communication Toolkit for Introverts to publication. The final product is almost ready. Since the publisher has one hold-up, due to an issue with the final editing staff, it’s still time to keep going. The twist of it is, to have some fun … [Read more...] about How Do You Get Over It When Things Go Wrong?

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