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Lessons from the Eclipse
On August 21, 2017, Americans stopped what they were doing, went outside, and looked at the sky. A natural occurrence helped us find some common ground.
Making Non-Traditional Work Relationships Work
Regardless of your work environment, the work relationships you build will affect your work output. These tips will help you do the best work possible.
Recognizing an Even Deeper Gratitude
When we say “thank you” are we recognizing the act that benefits us, or the sacrifices that made that act possible? It’s time for even deeper gratitude.
Navigating Detours and Making the Best Of Them
When life’s twists inevitably lead to unplanned detours, it’s scary and unsettling. Navigating them carefully can yield unexpected surprises and victories.
Happy “Graduation”
While preparing for his ten year old’s third formal graduation ceremony, Justin Kanoya wonders if maybe we’re taking this whole graduation thing a bit too far.
Practice Your Mistakes
The reality is, rarely anything is flawlessly executed. The trick to avoiding disaster is to practice mistakes ahead of time.
When Patience Pays Off
Ask a “successful” person for advice on how they achieved that success and one common answer will always be “you gotta have patience.” It’s often surprising to find out that someone’s success didn’t just happen during the past year or month and that the proverbial “overnight success” is not really a thing. Somewhere along…
Drawing Your Own Circle of Gratitude
A vicious cycle is a series of events that continues to round themselves back to one another, making a bad situation worse, usually ending up with no resolve. I recently got caught up in a circle, but it wasn’t vicious at all. In fact, I’m calling it a circle of gratitude. It’s been proven there…