why don’t you…?

• good advice. i’ve got it bookmarked. thank you.

• Cute cup and saucer.

• Thank you so much, what a great article!

• Great article to recommend. Thank you for doing so.

• Perfect timing… I needed this right about now. Thanks for the rec!

• Thanks so much for this post. The points were so right on and insightful. I need to send you some peanut butter :-)

• I’m on it. : )

• yessssss to the peanut butter!

  and gosh, ladies — is this not the most inspiring list ever? hello, new manifesto!

• You deserve a case and a half of peanut butter for sharing that. Thank you!

• Yes, excellent timing Erin. Thank you so much for this and all your advice. Cheers, Mandy

• thanks so much for sharing this. it’s so inspiring, i’m sure i’ll be referencing it for years to come!

• If you lived in DC, I run a couple jars of peanut butter right over. Thanks for sharing that article. =)

• That was inspiring, and this is me thanking you later. ( :

  xo

• great advice. i’m picky about my peanut butter: I’m kinda a stickler for co-op no ingredients but peanuts peanut butter. you? :-)

• Sorry – jars you said ? You deserve a vat of peanut butter at least !!
  Now I am starting to worry if this will go off.. well waht the heck !! :-))
  Thanks for sharing and pointing out this great post!!
  Big hug
  Bea

• Fantastic! Just what i needed right now. Especially appreciate 9 & 14.

• i love keri’s books and the list. i’ve scheduled taking a walk everyday (no.5) from 3-4 pm cause that’s when school gets out and its fun to see all the kids so energized. i need to work on no. 13 hard and throw in no. 12, too. it’s later, so thank you!

• isn’t keri fantastic? such an inspiring list; glad you guys loved it, too! :)

• Thanks for the tip Erin! I really needed that today.

• Great picture and even greater article. I enyojed reading “Secrets of the Self Employed”.

• you’re so welcome, dear!!! hope you’re well. :)

• Awesome article. Unfortunatelly we don’t have here peanut butter. Maybe some Gluhwein would do it ;)

• I really needed to see this. I was laid off from my job a week ago. I let myself have a week to freak out and mope, and a weekend to dream and scheme. I’ve moved on. I have freelance projects that’ll take me through to the New Year. As I sit at my kitchen table (now also known as my desk), with my cup of coffee on my first Monday morning working from home, I’m holding onto the positives. This helps.

• oh you sweet thing — i’m so sorry to hear that! you’ll get through this. i’ve been laid off many times more than i can count, and things have always, always gone up from there.

  sort of annoying to hear sometimes, but i promise things will work out. let us know if we can help with ANYTHING!

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