On Writing | Vicki Hinze

MISTAKES WE MAKE: PART 1

by Vicki Hinze | Dec 6, 2006 | On Writing

The opportunity for errors abound in life, and of course, that extends to your career. How well you identify and define them, when you identify and define them, has a direct relationship on your ability to resolve the potential problem areas–before they become...

WHY WE NEED A PLAN

by Vicki Hinze | Dec 5, 2006 | On Writing

This article title might be “Planning a Strategy” or “Focusing Your Efforts” or, for those of us who tend to think in terms of war rooms and need aggressive outlooks to start the day, your “Attack Plan.” The title is insignificant....

WORKING AT HOME series

by Vicki Hinze | Dec 1, 2006 | On Writing

The first segment of a new Everyday Woman Radio show series on Working At Home has just been released by iWRN radio network. This Part 1 show and several other recent ones are available through the www.everydaywomanradio.com web site. Blessings,...

PRIORITIES DURING THE HOLIDAYS

by Vicki Hinze | Nov 29, 2006 | On Writing

In the last few days I’ve received notes from several on my mentoring list who are aflutter at not meeting their goals. They’re concerned about the loss of momentum and redirected focus. They’re resenting the “intrusion” of other things forcing them to rearrange...

JOHN GEBHARDT: WAR STAR

by Vicki Hinze | Nov 27, 2006 | On Writing

I received this photo via email this morning, along with the following note: “[John’s] His wife, Mindy, related that this little girl’s entire family was executed. They intended to execute her also and shot her in the head, but they failed to kill her. She was...

HOLIDAY GATHERINGS

by Vicki Hinze | Nov 21, 2006 | On Writing

PERSONAL OR PROFESSIONAL ATTITUDE IS EVERYTHING Holidays are supposed to be happy times of celebration. Times when friends and families gather and share the joys of the season. So why then are holidays the most stressful times of the year? Why do suicide rates soar?...