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6 Reasons to Celebrate Failure

Posted on October 1, 2015
by Sharon Suchoval

Failure gets a bad rap. It's the opposite of success, right? You either win or lose. It's black or white. Not around here. We celebrate failure. This is why: Failure means that you tried something new If you are always doing things that you are…

Do What You Love

Posted on August 31, 2015
by Sharon Suchoval

Tonight, while you were at Rock School, I sat in the lobby and read. But, since it's a music school, I get the chance to watch kids come and go with their violins, drumsticks and guitars. I love it. I grew up playing music and…

Work Hard Regardless of What You Are Being Paid

Posted on July 31, 2015
by Sharon Suchoval

Working is part of life. Whether you are a stay-at-home mom, the owner of start-up, a store clerk, a CEO, or a volunteer...work hard. It's called a work "ethic" because it's value based. You work hard...at every job...every time...because it's who you are. I was…

5 Skills You Need to Have Before You Leave Home

Posted on July 6, 2015
by Sharon Suchoval

There is an amazing world out there just waiting to be discovered. there are places to wander and adventures to be had. In a world where people love quotations and inspirational snippets, I don't want you to forget that there are many practical skills that…

Give Generously of Your Time and Your Money

Posted on June 27, 2015
by Sharon Suchoval

I want you to be successful in life. Not so that you can buy lots of stuff, but because the more you make, the more you can give. I just finished the book, "A Path Appears" by Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl Wudunn and it was…

Why I Cry On the Last Day of School

Posted on May 21, 2015
by Sharon Suchoval

You just had your last day of school. I didn't mean to do it, but I cried. I watched you stand up in front of the parents and perform and I was proud, but I didn't cry. I watched you read about what you want…

I Can’t Do It…Yet

Posted on May 7, 2015
by Sharon Suchoval

It's always ok to say "I can't do it" as long as you take the extra two seconds to complete the sentence. I can't do it, yet. Everything that you can do today, you couldn't do 6 years ago. You couldn't talk. You couldn't chew. You…

There are Places to Save Money. Your Haircut is Not One of Those Places

Posted on December 8, 2010
by Sharon Suchoval

I've had a bad haircut. Wait. Correction: I've had a really, really bad haircut. I drove home crying and was hyperventilating by the time I walked in the door. My hair was cut way to short. Why? I was trying to save money and I…

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