When you think of a used car salesperson, what comes to mind? Slimy, sleazy, a person that will tell you anything to close the deal?
In every profession, there are people you admire and people you don’t. And it doesn’t have anything to do as to whether you like them or not. It is something more.
What do these people you admire have in common? They say what they mean and mean what they say. Today’s blog will focus on the five elements of a person that walks the talk.
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"Greening" your home or office involves some planning and collaboration. Below are ten tips that can make the earth greener and move toward the ultimate goal of reducing our carbon footprint.
Coping with change is challenging, especially after the year we have just been through.
I’m not talking about the type of change that can be interpreted as a positive outcome, i.e., you receive that promotion you’ve been waiting for, the corresponding salary bump, and the ability to work from home, even now when we are on the heels of recovering from COVID-19.
However, what if you’re given more responsibilities without receiving any pay increase? What if you’re passed over for the …
After just coming out of a pandemic year that was full of uncertainty, even with the best-laid plans, who could have predicted the trickle-down effect on small businesses?
Now that it looks like things are going in the right direction, what can your organization do to fend off being flat-footed in another crisis? Here are a few suggestions that might help.
First, one of the simplest things you can do is also the least expensive.
Ensure that every key member of your team has a…
This has been quite a year. If you manage a team and work, all the better. However, given all the stressors COVID-19 has brought on, it is vital to the team's mental and physical well-being; they have quiet time to reflect on their challenges and spur creative juices, especially if you are all in the office.
Here are five ways to help build a culture of alone and quiet time.
By the middle of April, I will have received my two COVID-19 vaccines and been through the quarantine period.
Now is the perfect time for me to tackle my bucket list and start on the things I want to accomplish for the rest of the year.
Here are some ways to think about it.
Bucket lists are a very positive concept, a "life list" first created by famous adventurer John Goddard. When he was fifteen years old, he heard his father's friend reflect that there were things i…
As technology has progressed to make our life “easier,” most Americans are more stressed than ever, especially in our COVID-19 world! Workplace stress is considered the health epidemic of the 21st century, per The Huffington Post. What was supposed to help us work more efficiently and enable us to work outside the home has become the catalyst for more stress. We have tools to be faster, smarter, and in constant contact with our colleagues and customers, but with tha…
By De-de Mulligan
Whether you are working from home, back in the office, or making a hybrid approach, you must keep your workspace clear – especially if it has a dual purpose (i.e., the dining room table).
Do you wait until the company picnic or holiday season to show your employees how much they mean to your company? Employees need appreciation touches more than twice a year if they stay with your organization in the long haul.
Even when you and your team feel disconnected due to COVID-19.
Research from Florida International University sited the following benefits of showing recognition and rewarding employees:
Baby Boomers, individuals born between 1946 and 1964, are now reaching their golden years. With 10,000 of them coming to the age of 65 every day, it made me wonder what makes this niche unique in their aging approach.
Baby Boomer purchasing statistics are impressive as compared to other demographic segments. They -
Today is Halloween, and in honor of this holiday, I think it makes sense to focus on the top five things office workers across America fear the most when it comes to all things technology.
Good Wi-Fi is the lifeblood of any organization. Suppose the Wi-Fi is up and down, slows down during certain times, or even goes entirely down regularly. In that case, it is time to evaluate the problem in more detail and develop a reasonable solution.
If your Wi-Fi is spotty or …
It may seem like an oxymoron, but small meetings can easily and comfortably be held in large meeting venues. Given the state of the world and the fact that Ohio meetings cannot be any larger than ten (as of today), you are probably wondering if it’s worth it.
Let’s take a closer look at small meeting dynamics.
Small meetings are generally defined as a gathering with a specific purpose to carry out time-sensitive ob…
Perhaps you have been a victim of a home burglary, or you know someone who has; an old neighbor, friend, or work colleague. Without a doubt, this criminal has reoccurring “tricks of the trade” that can make your home more vulnerable to their intrusion. Check out the 12 things that lure them to your doorstep and what you can do about them.
Sunny days are upon us, followed by star-studded nights. Wouldn’t it be fantastic if you could bring your typical indoor event outside? The answer is you can…but you need a plan!
Focus on how to make the most of the great outdoors, so every one of your attendees can feel safe and engaged.
Lighting –Do…
Every organization has a unique way of running their business, which is primarily identified through their corporate culture. It isn't something that is said every day, rather generally, it is something that is felt and acted upon.
That was the pre-COVID19 way.
Now that everything has been upended, now is a good time to pause, take a step back, and make sure the path forward for the next couple of years is a sustainable one. Here's your guide to d…
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