Brilliantly Better

SEPTEMBER 1, 2011

So, I usually take with me my identity card (in Europe I can travel only with that, I don’t need a passport), my driver license and my passport. In the form of the most used currencies (USD, Euros) or debit cards. I own only one credit card and I keep it topped most of the time, just as an emergency package.

Travel 40

Travel Clothes Credit Card Equipment 40

Stephanie LH Calahan

DECEMBER 27, 2010

Be prepared for the Worst - Carry An Extra Key    Keep an extra car key in your wallet, in a compartment intended for pictures or credit cards.   (I learned this the hard way when I was in 6th grade and the adult I was with locked her keys in the car during a terrible snow storm.  Delegate Now!   

UPS 100

UPS AT&T Credit Card Networking 100

Success

DECEMBER 21, 2022

Call one of your children on the phone. I’ve learned that my daily choices make a big difference in my long-term happiness. I often think I need new clothes, but when I clean out or organize my closet, I realize I have lots of options and everything I need at my fingertips. Cut up credit cards. Take a nap.

Mentoring 345

Mentoring Goals Clothes Expenses 345

Men With Pens

JANUARY 21, 2010

But what I tell people are four scenes from the last six months that sum up what I’ve learned better than I can spell it out: Exhibit A: The High Style The man I was listening to spoke with a strong British accent. As if getting them on the phone is too expensive, like it used to be. Live and learn. Exhibit C: Too Smart Mike T.

2010 40

2010 AT&T Interviewing Learning 40

Stephanie LH Calahan

DECEMBER 10, 2010

Use the notebook for everything you want to keep track of: to do lists, grocery lists, client meetings, phone calls, dreams and goals. Pick a half-dozen little items that can be completed in 5 minutes each or less (an email you need to send, a phone call to make, something to look up on the internet.) a 6x9(ish) spiral notebook.

AT&T 100

AT&T Calendars Social Media Stress 100