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quick workout ideas for busy business owners

 

As a busy business owner, it can feel like there’s no time for exercise, especially with packed schedules and endless to do lists. But staying active doesn’t have to mean carving out hours for the gym or hitting a strict workout routine. 

It’s easy to fall into the “all or nothing” mindset, thinking if you can’t dedicate a full hour to exercise, why bother? But in reality, all or something still counts. Every little bit of movement adds up, and it’s about finding quick, simple ways to stay active throughout your day.

Here are some practical workout ideas that are easy to take action on, even with a packed schedule. 

Take the Long Way

Instead of always looking for the closest parking spot or quickest route, opt to add extra steps to your day. Parking further from the store or taking the stairs instead of the elevator can easily increase your daily activity. These little decisions make a difference without requiring extra time out of your day and can easily add to your daily step count. 

Try It Out: When you run errands, park at the far end of the lot. As a bonus, return your shopping cart all the way to the store entrance instead of the cart corral—those extra steps add up!

Stretch At Your Desk

Sitting at a desk for hours can leave you feeling stiff and tired. Quick stretches during your workday not only help improve your flexibility but also get your blood flowing. Taking a few minutes to stretch can wake up your body and mind, boosting your energy for the rest of the day.

Try It Out: Set a timer to remind yourself to stand up every 30 minutes. Try simple stretches like neck rolls, shoulder shrugs, or standing hamstring stretches. 

Make Use of Waiting Time

Whether you’re waiting for a meeting to start, on hold with a client, or even watching something download, these moments of downtime are perfect opportunities to sneak in some movement. You don’t need to commit to a full workout—just a few quick moves can keep you active.

Try It Out: While waiting, march in place, do calf raises, leg lifts, or even arm circles if you’re in a more private space. These quick exercises take no extra time out of your day and can be done anywhere. They’ll get your blood flowing!

Turn Meetings Into Walking Meetings

If you have a casual phone meeting or a brainstorming session that doesn’t require sitting in front of a computer, why not take it on the move? Walking meetings are a great way to get some fresh air and squeeze in steps while still being productive.

Try It Out: The next time you have a phone meeting, grab your headphones and head out for a walk. The change of scenery can spark creativity, and the added movement helps clear your mind. 

Use Your Morning or Evening Routine

Incorporating movement into your daily routine is easier than it sounds. Whether it’s adding squats while brushing your teeth or a few stretches before bed, these small changes can improve your overall activity level.

Try It Out:  YouTube is full of free yoga videos. Try adding one to your morning or evening routine. These little bursts of activity can become easy habits over time.

Being a business owner doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your health. Exercise doesn’t have to be an all or nothing situation; small movements throughout the day still positively impact. 

By incorporating these simple, actionable ideas into your daily routine, you can stay active without blocking out hours of time. Remember, every bit of movement counts, and making small, consistent choices can lead to big results over time.

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Oscar-Worthy Stories of Perseverance: What the Academy Awards Can Teach Women Entrepreneurs

The Oscars are the most anticipated, most glamorous night of the year in the film industry. Presented in Hollywood by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, they not only celebrate outstanding cinematic achievements, but they also serve to shine a spotlight on stories of grit, determination, and perseverance. As entrepreneurs, we can take inspiration from the journeys of many Oscar-winning women and the narratives they bring to life on the silver screen.



Let's explore a few examples of Oscar-worthy perseverance:

Halle Berry – Breaking Barriers and Shattering Stereotypes: In 2002, Halle Berry made history by becoming the first Black woman to win the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in Monster's Ball. Berry's groundbreaking win highlighted the importance of, and slow road to achieve, representation and diversity in Hollywood. Despite facing numerous challenges and obstacles throughout her career, Berry's talent and determination propelled her to the pinnacle of success. Her triumph serves as a powerful reminder that with resilience, we can overcome any barriers that stand in our way.

Helen Mirren – A Winning Combination of Experience and Tenacity: Helen Mirren's journey to Oscar glory underscores the fact that age is but a number – and certainly no barrier to success. Mirren won her first Academy Award for Best Actress at age 61, for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II in The Queen. Despite being nominated numerous times before, only to see the golden statue slip away, Mirren remained steadfast in her pursuit of excellence. Her story teaches us that success can come at any stage of our career journey.

Kathryn Bigelow – Pioneering a Path Behind the Camera: In 2010, Kathryn Bigelow made history by becoming the first woman to win the Oscar for Best Director for her riveting film The Hurt Locker. Bigelow's achievement shattered long-standing gender barriers in the male-dominated realm of filmmaking, highlighting the immense talent and creativity of women in the industry and serving as a catalyst for change. She exemplifies the exceptional strength it takes to challenge norms and pave new paths.

Empowering Narratives on Screen: Many Best Picture-winners have showcased strong female characters overcoming adversity. In CODA, 2021’s top film, we are captivated by the unique story of a child of deaf adults pursuing her passion for music. A soul-stirring road to independence is traveled in the 2020 winner, Nomadland. And 2004’s Million Dollar Baby portrays the journey of a determined female boxer defying societal expectations and pursuing her dreams with unwavering determination. These are just a few of our favorite Oscar films that showcase women triumphing against all odds.

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ICON 2022 Recap | eWomenNetwork

ICON 2022 Recap | eWomenNetwork

ICON 2022 was one for the history books! In it’s 22nd year, our annual ICON Experience was full of excitement, learning, and fun! Here are some of our favorite moments:

How Our CEO Does Self-Care Pre-Conference | women in business networking

How Our CEO Does Self-Care Pre-Conference | women in business networki: ICON 2022 is a magical time. But it’s also one heck of an undertaking here at eWomenNetwork. In the time leading up to conference the days are long and brains are bursting at the seams with all of the overflowing to do lists.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ANE Event on August 12 2021 | eWomenNetwork

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ANE Event on August 12 2021 | eWomenNetwork

Do you remember the makeovers that Oprah did on her show?  The one where someone walked in looking like a 1980's reject and left drop-dead gorgeous??  Well.... think about your sales strategy as it relates to where your business is headed today.  Do you have the right vision in place?  Do you need to tweak things a little here or there to reinvigorate your revenue?
No business was built to remain the same year-after-year.  There are always places that can be fine-tuned and freshened up.  Susan will lead you through 3 key areas to make sure you are staying relevant and forward-thinking.  That's the best way to guarantee your ultimate success!!

Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona, ANE Event on August 10 2021 | eWomenNetwork

Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona, ANE Event on August 10 2021 | eWomenNetwork

Learn how the power of style can change your business and help you get more clients.  What you're wearing could be steering your potential clients into the arms of your competitor and your wardrobe could be causing you to leave money on the table.
Discover how being authentic, on-brand, and confident with your style can be a game-changer in your business.  We'll talk about 3 secrets to dress for success: how to be unforgettable, how to do it without breaking the bank, and how to be in demand.

The Business of Soul-fullness

 In this talk, I will share some of the psychological or soul conditions that contribute to common problems in our businesses:

  • Not enough people value our quality products or services.
  • We lack essential information and help.
  • We overwork in compensation.

Audience members will learn to look into the mirror of their businesses and make some soulful internal adjustments, which can result in heartfelt improvements in both areas.

Register Now: The Business of Soul-fullness

Event Information

Start Date02/25/2021 11:30 AM
End Date02/25/2021 01:30 PM
TimezoneUS/Central
Location
Online - Zoom
United States
ChapterNorth Dallas/Plano, TX
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