How do you expect to finish if you never start?
You have to sell out before you can buy in. You can’t buy into something if you’re already invested in something else. In order to fill a cup, it must first be empty. You cannot start with a full cup, then make it more fuller. It – being our time, focus, and attention – has finite capacity. This might be… Continue reading Sell Out : Buy In
What does your company do to bring people together outside of work? Two week ago, we came together for after work cocktails and appetizers. One of the wives of a coworker sells Arbonne products, so this was her opportunity to show each of us (more importantly our significant others) what her line of work entails. We all received facial masks and had… Continue reading Why Your Company NEEDS A Christmas Party This Year
When others look up to you, a pressure begins to weigh on your shoulders. If you’ve ever had someone put you on a pedestal, you know what kind of pressure I’m talking about. It’s the pressure to always do right by them. More than anything, you don’t want to let them down. It’s a great motivator to be on your… Continue reading It’s Easy to be a Phony, It’s Hard to be On Point
It seems simple. The relationships we keep can help determine our success with our work. If we surround ourselves with negative people, odds are that we’ll eventually become negative. If we let the positive people in, it’s inevitable they’ll rub off on us. Even if it’s just a little bit. It is up to us to determine who we let… Continue reading How Your Relationships Affect Your Work
