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Giving Space to Grow
A good leader knows how to strike the perfect balance between offering guidance and giving their team the space they need to grow.
Effective Leaders Are Behind the Scenes
There is no right or wrong answer when it comes to leadership style. However, research has shown that influential leaders often have one thing in common: they let their team do the work.
Failure is a natural part of life – how you deal with it makes the difference
Failure is a natural part of life, but how you deal with it makes all the difference.
How to Wear Patterns Like a Pro
If you’re like most men, the idea of wearing patterns can be a little daunting. But Patterns don’t have to be tricky. A few essential tips can help make patterned clothing look great on you.
Holidays and Gratitude
The holiday season is supposed to be a time of happiness, reflection, and gratitude. But what happens when the holidays are tough, and we don’t feel grateful?
The Importance of Having a Purpose
The great question of “what is the purpose of life?” has been asked since the dawn of time, but it remains a mystery to us. While we may never know the answer to this universal question, there are many different purposes that people choose to pursue in their own lives.
What is Happening at Twitter: A Business Guide
From the outside, it looks like Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter is on a course for disaster. In reality, Mr. Musk bought a company that was losing money daily. Keep reading to see why Mr. Musk is slimming down costs while protecting infrastructure. What looks harsh to the outsider may be a great thing to a person who is a high-achiever.
Quiet Quitting Isn’t New
The new term that seems to be dominating the leadership world may not be all that new. Quiet Quitting, as it is referred to, has been around for many years. We used to call it “checked out.” It has also been referred to as “retired on duty,” disengaged, or a lack of ownership. Regardless, there are several reasons behind it. Don’t get caught up in learning new nomenclature for an old problem. Employees become disengaged for numerous reasons: some personal and some professional. It is the responsibility of the leader to get employees back on track.
How To Regain Control Of Your Schedule And Get Your Life Organized
You are constantly needed by others and are expected to be available at a moment’s notice. You can regain control of your schedule and organize your life with simple tips.
The Power of Sacrifice in Leadership
As a leader, you are always looking for ways to motivate and inspire your team. Not all sacrifices made on behalf of the team are outwardly visible. Some sacrifices require more than the obvious.
How a Midlife Crisis can be an Opportunity for Growth
A midlife crisis is often spoken about in negative terms. It's a time of uncertainty, self-doubt, and even depression. But what if we looked at midlife crises differently? What if, instead of viewing them as a period of turmoil, we saw them as an opportunity for...
Be UN-apologetically You
There are many ways to answer the question, Who are you living for? Looking at it from an altruistic perspective, we could say that we live to serve our communities. Answering the question from a parent's lens, we could say that we live to provide and support our...
Creating Meaning
In Viktor Frankl's writing, the topic of logotherapy is discussed. Within that framework, the concept of how we find meaning or purpose in our lives comes in three forms. The first is focused on actions creating meaning. This meaning comes from doing things, having...
Know Your Neighbor
Your living room and bedroom are your sanctuaries. But we all have to share our yards with the neighbors. The yard is the image we created and chose to share with the world. Luckily, taking care of the yard can be a great way to get to know your neighbors better....
Benefits of Mentorship
Becoming a mentor can benefit both the mentor and the mentee. Mentors often enjoy a sense of satisfaction from helping others reach their potential. In addition, mentoring can help keep you sharp and up-to-date on industry trends, as you constantly learn new things from your mentee. And finally, as a mentor, you develop essential networking connections that could lead to future opportunities.
You can’t do it alone
The simple fact in life is that we need other people. We were not meant to live a life of solitude simply. In order to be the best versions of ourselves, we need a little help along the way.
9 Reasons Why Backpacking is the Perfect Way to Find Yourself
When most people think about finding themselves, they imagine sitting in a therapist’s office, exploring their childhood and discussing their feelings. But there are other ways to find yourself, and one of the best is through backpacking. Here’s how it can help: It...
10 Essentials for a Backpacking Trip
When it comes to packing for a backpacking trip, the options can seem endless. But a few pieces of gear are essential for any trip, regardless of when or where you’re going. Here is a list of the essentials, along with some tips on choosing the right gear for your...
Building a culture of command
In any organization, the ability to command and lead is essential for success. But creating a culture of commanders within an organization can be difficult, especially if the company is large and decentralized. A strong command culture starts at the top, with a clear...
On Self-Improvement
It has been said that the unexamined life is not worth living. Many people would agree that self-improvement is one key to a good life. But what does it mean to improve oneself? And how should one go about it? And, how do we do it without falling trap of a hokey...
On Goal Setting
Most people think of goal setting as a way to make themselves feel better about the past through achievements, but it is so much more. When we set goals, we acknowledge we are not where we want to be in life. That is a hard pill to swallow. It takes guts to say, “I...
Mentally Recharging
It’s easy to become bogged down by the routines of daily life. We all have the good and bad habits that we fall back on without even thinking about it. But sometimes, it’s essential to take a step back and mentally reset yourself. This can be done in several ways, but...
Student Loan Economics
The Biden administration’s recent announcement of up to $10,000 in student loan forgiveness has divided the nation. Some people believe this is a significant step forward and will help many struggling Americans to pay off their student loans. Others think that this is another example of the government giving handouts to people who didn’t work hard enough to earn their degrees or as an act of buying votes.
Why Panera’s Subscription Didn’t Work For Me
What a great business plan it should have been. Offer a subscription for a good that typically is marked up at 80% as a national average. People would pay the subscription fee, get to the coffee shop, and casually pick up breakfast or a bagel or some other idea while...
