When you stretch the boundaries of your comfort zone, it’s natural to feel uncomfortable. Maybe you want to do something, and you wonder, can I do this? Yes, you can. Working your way through that uneasy feeling, you learn something about yourself and maybe others, too. That’s good. Think of how you’ve grown over the
Each year, we see proof in nature that Spring is a time of renewal. What about for you? What did you used to do that worked well, but you’ve stopped doing? What investments in yourself and others are you no longer making that you’d like to renew? What daily or weekly practices for a better
Lately, I’ve heard about co-workers having a shouting match filled with accusations and four-letter language because frustrations had boiled over, colleagues ignoring each other because they don’t like how something was handled, work piled on by managers who are unaware of the impact, and frustrations with unreasonable expectations when days are filled with back-to-back, on-screen
I was talking with a director who was aggravated about an email he received covering a number of issues. He assumed the writer had bcc’d someone else and it affected how he viewed the content as well as the writer of it. Did he know the person’s true intent? He decided the best course of
I was reading about Anamaria Morales, a young woman whose dogged determination and love of baking and selling her creative cheesecakes got her through college – the first in her family to go. She started her business, The College Confectionista, with that dream when she was a senior in high school. She banked $9,000 the first
