Sign Up
When you sign up to volunteer for a group, you may not have any idea what it is that you’ve just agreed to do. But, you do it anyway. From politics to parent-teacher organizations (or associations) and girl scouts to Read More …
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Post Event
After an event, such as a grand opening, a game, a promotion or even a milestone birthday party, it is always a good idea to do a post event recap to review what went well and what didn’t. I am Read More …
Time to Reflect
It is the weekend and I have been thinking about how the year is almost over. I wanted – no, I was given – time to reflect. Events gave me the opportunity to take many, many moments to think about Read More …
Try, Try Again
Yes, this is from an old proverb, but it is still accurate today. If at first you do not succeed, then try, try again. I appreciate the teachers who allow the students to correct their work and either get a Read More …
Change Your Mind
Change your mind, it’s ok. I am totally fine with that. I believe that it is always a person’s prerogative to rethink, change your decision, alter your position or have a new opinion after being exposed to new information, a Read More …
What Does Your Brand Mean Today
What does your brand mean today? All of you who don’t own a company, don’t think you’ve gotten out of this one, you still have a brand. It is YOU – your brand is what you stand for in relation Read More …
Old School vs. New School
Which is it? Old School or New School? Phone call or text? (Heck, e-mail vs. text maybe even more appropriate.) Cash vs. credit card? Face-to-face meeting vs. webinar / video conference? Market vs. home grocery delivery? Ordering out vs. home Read More …
Do you share your experience
Do you share your experience with someone who is learning the ropes? Are you a willing participant in conversations in the industry that will help others achieve success by standing on your shoulders? With the wide variety of markets and Read More …
To College or Not?
The ongoing debate. Is it really worth it? I’ve listened to all the rationale, spoken to people who are economists and actuaries – non-grads and PhDs. If you have talent, can you make a great living at that? Say you Read More …