Happy Father’s Day

This weekend we celebrate Fathers. Father’s Day is a day meant for family, barbecues and doing whatever it is that your dad wants to do. Personally, I love that the US Open of men’s golf is always on Father’s Day weekend. I get to grab my favorite chair and chill for 4-5 hours… guilt free. … Continue reading Happy Father’s Day

The Power of Being Beyond Reproach: Safeguarding Your Image and Values

In today’s interconnected world, where information travels at lightning speed and reputations can be made or broken with a single click, it is crucial to recognize the significance of being beyond reproach. As you strive for success in your personal and professional endeavors, the level of scrutiny you face will inevitably increase. By understanding the … Continue reading The Power of Being Beyond Reproach: Safeguarding Your Image and Values

Memorial Weekend

Every spring we celebrate this holiday called “Memorial Day,” which traditionally marks the beginning of summer. Although the true celestial observance of the changing seasons does not officially occur for another three weeks, this weekend is recognized as the time when all the summer events may officially commence. It is a time when families can … Continue reading Memorial Weekend

The Workplace Family

In just the last few weeks, I’ve had several deeply personal conversations with colleagues who are experiencing significant challenges within their personal circles. The loss of a loved one, a family health crisis, and dealing with mental health issues, to name a few. These life circumstances are real, often painful and leave many feeling that … Continue reading The Workplace Family

Happy Mother’s Day

I’m not sure where, but I read somewhere once, “God couldn’t be everywhere all at once, so he created Mothers.” Wow, that’s for sure. I’m pretty sure that my job each day is one that not everyone could do, and it suits me well. I’m certain that the daily job as a Mother is one … Continue reading Happy Mother’s Day

Pride in Your Work

What is Taking Pride in Your Work? It’s a subtle mixture of humility and self-confidence. It’s the sort of job you do when no one’s looking. It’s striving for quality—not because your customer or your manager or your colleagues will judge you if you don’t, but because that’s just the standard you hold yourself to. … Continue reading Pride in Your Work

Time Management II

A common theme in my one-on-one meetings over the last few weeks has been conversations regarding time management. Colleagues voicing their frustration around, “not having enough time.” Other than one’s health, our most precious asset may be “time.” So then, like your health, you need to care for it, manage it, in order to get … Continue reading Time Management II

Having Someone’s Back

Having someone’s back is an important aspect of any healthy relationship, be it personal or professional. It means that you are there to support and protect them, to help them through tough times, and to celebrate their successes. To have someone’s back means that you are willing to stand up for them when they need … Continue reading Having Someone’s Back

Time Management

Your ability to manage your time, as much as any other practice in your career, will often determine your success or failure. Time is the one indispensable and irreplaceable resource of accomplishment. It is your most precious asset. It cannot be saved, nor can it be recovered once lost. Everything you must do requires time, … Continue reading Time Management

Friendship

Friendship is the most beautiful, most powerful, and most valuable treasure in life. It is your true wealth. No matter how much status a person may gain or how rich one may become, a life without friends is indeed sad and lonely; it also leads to an unbalanced, self-centered existence. You were born in this … Continue reading Friendship