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Concern, worry, and confusion? Or fear, panic, and hysteria? You’re probably feeling some of those things right now. Re-thinking your life, your future, your career, and your relationships? And re-directing your daily life in dozens of new ways? You’re probably doing some of those things as well in this midst of this COVID-19 crisis. But let me remind you that …
I facilitated an executive retreat for one of my clients, a retreat focused on all the changes that were needed in their organization. As they debated various strategies to make that happen, one exec stood up and said, “What if, and I know this sounds kooky, we communicated with the employees?” Of course, I didn’t say anything, but I was thinking, “Duh!” …
The economy is great. Wages are up. Unemployment is down. And some statistics say this may be the healthiest economy we’ve seen in 49 years. However, such an economy is not all peaches and cream because you may have a lot more stress and a lot less balance than you would like. Work hours are increasing. According to Witt Associations, …
If you observe two people who have achieved some level of success, you will immediately notice one outstanding difference. The person who uses time the most wisely will almost always be the more successful of the two. That’s why business philosopher Jim Rohn said, “Time is our most valuable asset, yet we tend to waste it, kill it, and spend …
