Yearly Archives: 2016

By Adam Booth Below are five steps that can make it easier for you to recover from disappointment and make a fresh start. 1. Reflect and Take Ownership Even things that seem close to impossible can and do happen. For example, you don’t get the promotion that you thought was a sure thing, or a…

By Renee Booth Whenever I speak about the use of power in leadership, many become uncomfortable.  Power is a loaded word because, at its core, it involves controlling and influencing others.  Since we have seen so many examples of the abuse of power both in work environments and in the world at large, it can…

By Tracy Brown Working from home is one of my favorite company perks.  While I love the camaraderie and office banter that I share with my colleagues, there’s not much that can compare to a day at the office—at home.   When working from home, I imagine some may follow their typical morning routine—showering and dressing…

By Aaron Weiss Summer is my favorite season, by far. I was born in July, and suspect my expectations were immediately set to a warm climate.  Since summer is so important to me, I am very protective of my leisure time, and have weekends, vacations, and holidays locked up like a Chick-Fil-A on a Sunday.…