Anyone who knows me understands that I am always busy. I have lots of personal and professional projects going at any one time. I readily take on new endeavors and love the new ideas and challenges they bring. The pace and volume really energize me. You know…” never a dull moment.” I know some of […]
I’m probably going to date myself by saying this, but remember the game Red Rover? Two teams would compete to gather members from the opposing teams. We used to play this in gym class or just on the playground when I was in grammar school. Each team would spread out and hold hands. The two
Red Rover Red Rover let teamwork take over Read More »
We meet many people throughout our lives through family, work, and community. Not all encounters are equal. Some people come and go with little impact. Others pass by but leave a lasting impression. Some encounters last a lifetime. What determines which one prevails? Does length of time with an individual matter? What about commonality of
Encounter, Connect, and Thrive | How to Build Solid Relationships Read More »
When I was about five years old, my parents, grandparents, sister and I took a cross country trip from Illinois to California. I remember being really excited to go. Dad and grandpa rode up front and took turns driving. Mom and grandma rode in the back, and my sister and I took turns sitting in
Hardly an hour goes by without another reminder about the exodus of employees, i.e., the “great resignation.” Reasons for departure include more flexible work environments, higher pay, and greater stability. Gallup’s article, “The Great Resignation’ is Really the ‘Great Discontent”, confirms that 48% of American workers are actively searching for new job opportunities. Lack of
The Great Realignment Read More »
In today’s workforce, women have more career avenues available to them than ever before.
Women in Leadership: Stay true to yourself Read More »
I’ve probably read or heard a million theories on how to achieve success.
The Secret to Success Read More »