Lynn Lambrecht

What changes have you noticed during this period of #stayhomestay lives period of time? Routine in life for many has been disrupted. Daily routines are personal, unique to each individual. This disruption allows us to think about what we do, where go, who we see, how we interact. With this, comes an awakening, “ah ha”

Read about ways people are showing up for one another during these unprecedented times. People, businesses and communities across the globe are coming together and contributing amazing gifts. Be on the lookout – the IRS tweeted Saturday (the 11th) that payments to qualifying Americans with direct deposit accounts set up had begun to receive their

Rather than talking about life planning, today seemed to be a good day to take a pause from all that. These are the extraordinary times. These are times that urge us to uncover what matters to us. Yes, I’ve been keeping a “stay at home” whiteboard to check off the days. My last public outing

“Stay at Home” orders are ongoing for many of us. One day rolls into the next. Impact is far and wide from COVID-19. The courage, dedication and resiliency of those on the front lines is remarkable. For them, let’s express profound appreciation for the strength they display and contribute to their efforts by adapting to

How you are doing with all that is happening right now?  Are you OK? Could you use some inspiration and motivation to get you into action and through the day? Recently I was interviewed by my friends and colleagues Karen Eischen and Mel Perry, a dynamic mom and daughter team who work together as leadership

Wherever you live, Covid 19 is impacting your country, state, province and community. In the US, a resource I found was from the National Council of State Legislatures. Their website updates information Monday – Friday @ 5pm ET. This information relays the state action underway, the state fiscal response, and an educational response for the

As we change our day to day lives, let’s ponder some productive activities in uncertain times. Limiting social activities and implementing social distancing, I’d like to encourage you to take care of a few “to do’s” in order to get organized on the home front. But first, take a moment to breathe in and out.

As we watch cities, states, countries across the globe react and respond to the COVID-19 virus, I’d like to focus on preparation vs. panic as we go about our days. In my local community, we received an update that 71 students have been asked to “self quarantine”, due to the testing of a school district