Do You Need To Unplug to Recharge?
March 12th, 2010
by Lorrie Thomas
I am about to take a vacation where I will be “unplugging to recharge”. I toyed with the right way to say why I am taking time off and have some words of web wisdom for you, but after stopping on this sentence for several minutes, I decided to throw diplomacy out the window, be authentic and just say it:
I’m taking time off because I am really freaking exhausted
I launched my first company, Lorrie Thomas Web Marketing (LTWM) www.lorriethomas.com in late 2005 and I have been hitting the work thing HARD ever since. After several years of running LTWM and having more clients and building out a great team, we launched Web Marketing Therapy to offer more strategic web marketing advisory. I LOVE being the Marketing Therapist and LOVE the work we do, but the road to a new business involved starting over in many respects. The work to launch a new brand, create a business model, refine systems, take care of clients, run sales, oversee marketing, own management and keep all plates spinning is rewarding ….but has been a lot on the brain and my body.
Throw in teaching at UCSB Extension, Berkeley Extension, SBCC, speaking and work travel. As much as busy people get things done, I lost track of something really important that needed to be done…..
LIVING LIFE.
It is my goal to support business leaders, entrepreneurs and marketing professionals, but somehow as I kept my focus on my work, the professional Lorrie enveloped the personal Lorrie. This is the FIRST trip I have ever taken where I am going to have no plans - just read, sit on a beach, unplug from technology and recharge.
And I’m a little scared!
I am sharing this because I think a lot of you can relate. Sometimes we love what we do so much that it envelops our lives and what is really important is love of life, not just love of work. I’m going to take some time to focus on what really matters - health is wealth and I encourage you all to carve out time in life to just BE.
Being a human DOing is not as good as being a human BEING
Do what you love, love what you do, but don’t forget to love you in the process.
This month, Web Marketing Therapy has been live for ONE YEAR (time flies when you are having fun!) I look forward to coming back with a fresh perspective and more therapy tips and tools to help you embrace the wild wild web!
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March 2nd, 2010
by Pamela Sherman
Albert Einstein said,
“Strive not to be a man of success, but rather to be a man of value.”
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Pandora’s mission: to play only music you’ll love
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