Welcome Lindsay Ward to The TufFish Show, a place to help writers and aspiring authors get out of their own way to leave a legacy by telling the stories they want to share through writing their own books and confidently sharing them with others. The writing process can be tough and the...
What a joy to be part of the conversation with Sheila and Wayne! The show's goal is to change the world one verb at a time, so our verb was Encourage. The extra special part of being on this show was the fact I got to talk with my dear friend and co-author and his lovely co-host more about...
The TufFish Show is for writers who want to get their first, next or current book out into the world, and this week we welcomed Michael O'Brien!
Michael and I talked about the importance of believing in your voice and the impact your ripple can have. We talked in depth about writing memoir and...
Whether you are new to your position or have been there for some time, there’s one activity you can do each day to make sure you are ready for the next opportunity.
This activity is applicable if you are an individual contributor or in some level of management.
It's one that may seem...
When you think about where you are in business or life, which word would you choose to describe it - surviving or thriving?
Let me share with you why I chose these two words and why one is where you would want your mindset to be as the CEO of your life. This was inspired by our youngest kitty,...
What are you in the business of? (HINT: it's probably not the thing you think it is by itself).
It sounds like a simple question, but it's important to know and understand this answer.
Let's start by saying it doesn't matter the industry or role you have within your company. It...
This idea was inspired by a recognition approach from one of the organizations I was in back in the corporate world. We awarded baby playdough - you know the little ones you find in a party pack - to individuals who suggested creative, out of the box ideas to move our overall big picture vision...
I had a college professor who explained during a lecture that there wasn't just one way to get somewhere. He said there was "the" way like there were many paths you could take to reach your vision or end goal and there was "thuh" way - meaning that there was only one way that would work...
