With the beginning of the school year quickly approaching, it’s time to start planning meetings for your school’s teachers and staff or even plan a student icebreaker event. Summer meetings are often dreaded by many and can be seen as a not-so-good way to spend their last days of summer. But, with a few fun …
It’s no small feat to keep adults entertained — one might say it’s even harder than keeping an energetic toddler preoccupied. The reason being, adults can actually realize how much time has passed, have a million and one other things on their mind at almost all times, and are wired with a short attention span …
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It’s safe to say that we’re all tired of being stuck inside. The good news is whether the world is opening back up, and there are ways to reconnect just when the weather is beautiful again. It is time to get back to the great outdoors! Now more than ever, it’s important for you, as …
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Life IS Fair! People have said to me, “ I can’t believe this happened to you, life just isn’t fair sometimes.” Guess what? Life is always fair, I have so many blessings and a great life. I could believe it happened to me. Why not me, bad stuff and good stuff happens to all …
I am planning a SWOT party and want to share the idea with all of you. Do you want to do something new? Are you considering a new business, new job, starting a family, moving, writing a book, creating a new policy at work, starting a non-profit, planning a special event? And are you ready …
After 30 years in this very customer-service focused career, I’ve had numerous difficult situations arise. Through a multitude of professional and personal experiences, I have stumbled upon a passion for researching how to appreciate uniqueness in humans, understand authentic relationships and create community and teams that thrive. This interest has led me to get certifications …
Dog-friendly workspaces. Flexible PTO. Shoe-optional dress code. Free beer on Fridays. The idea of company culture has become almost synonymous with this idea of a very modern workplace—think less law firm, more Google. But culture isn’t about standing desks and catered lunches (although, free food is never a bad idea). According to Melissa Daimler, “there are three elements to …
We all have one… A story. The story of our journey and every story, every journey is amazing. Our stories are compelling, interesting, and give others a window to view who we are. Sharing our stories creates a feeling of safety allowing us to collaborate with others. The reason for this is Oxytocin. Oxytocin is …
Breaking into a new industry, job hunting, or trying to initially grow a business can be daunting. Where to even start? Many people just try to connect on linked in or send emails to the people they want to meet asking for help. While it is never a bad idea to ask for help, the …
What do I mean by a Need? It could be a raise, help from a colleague in writing a report, or someone not stealing your lunch from the fridge at work. It could be more of your significant other’s time or help around the house from your kids. Ya know something could be going better …