How to Create a Culture of Burnouts

We’ve all seen it. Some of us have even experienced it. It can be known as having your priorities out of whack. In other circles, they’re referred to as workaholics. Spiritually, it’s known as idolatry. At it’s root, it’s arrogance. Nothing else in this world matters other than your work. For these individuals, nothing comes before their work. I know, I… Continue reading How to Create a Culture of Burnouts

When Rules Get in the Way of What’s Right #isupportpaulroof

Rules are not a bad thing. The larger an organization grows, the more rules it has to adopt. It’s a simple concept that anyone who has gone through the pains of starting a business will tell you. But the difficult part happens when you find yourself enforcing your rules just because they are the rules and you forget what they stand for.… Continue reading When Rules Get in the Way of What’s Right #isupportpaulroof

Veins in Weird Places: The Importance of Celebrating Progress

Growing up watching football with my Dad, a lifetime football coach, all I ever wanted to do was be a football star. Football is a sport that requires mental toughness, physical strength, and speed. I was fortunate enough to have 2 of those to make for a decent ballplayer. When I first started training for football by lifting weights, I… Continue reading Veins in Weird Places: The Importance of Celebrating Progress

How to Improve Relationships: Making a Leap of Faith

~ A short story to illustrate my point ~ Top executives are  sitting at a board room table discussing what sort of changes they need to make to implement their employee retention rates. It’s the typical cast: CEO, CFO, COO, and a few other department heads with a management consultant attempting to guide the conversation.  Consultant: “So the main issue… Continue reading How to Improve Relationships: Making a Leap of Faith

Is Your Business Capitalizing on the Newest Social Trend?

As our world has become more digitized, there are more people every day that are working from home. Less people are going into an office and less people’s co-workers are seen in person. Many of us (including me) stare at a computer screen for 8-14 hours a day and the most connection we get from our work is a phone… Continue reading Is Your Business Capitalizing on the Newest Social Trend?

How Managers Can Decrease Turnover Ratio & Increase Productivity

As I’ve recently been searching for jobs I’ve been contemplating the question, “What makes people want to work at and stay with a company?” Some companies have great pay structures, others great perk packages. The ones that get the most notoriety are those that have both. But I think there’s something else that plays into the equation. I thought about my… Continue reading How Managers Can Decrease Turnover Ratio & Increase Productivity