Happy Thanksgiving!
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Happy Thanksgiving Week
Just a simple message as we launch into a holiday week. I hope you take some time to refresh, reflect and renew yourself. Take time to breathe and be grateful and I’ll be back again next week with more to help overwhelmed professionals excel!
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Introducing HOPE Academy
HOPE Academy, an online school to help overwhelmed professionals excel, has launched a soft opening with its first course–and it’s free! More courses are planned on topics such as digging out from an overflowing email box, making your calendar work for you, and more. Courses will be designed to be easy to enjoy in small
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25 Business Lessons from Romans 12
1. Continually learn and refresh your mind. 2. Be realistic about your strengths and challenges. 3. Don’t make impulsive decisions. 4. Focus on using your gifts well and team up with people who have different talents. 5. Be sincere. 6. Do the right thing. Be ethical. 7. Be devoted to your clients and customers. 8.
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A Project Management Lesson from a 6-Year-Old
Ask an overwhelmed professional why they are stressed, and you are likely to hear, “I have so much to do!” When a large project looms, it’s hard to comprehend the finish line. Is it ever going to be done? Sometimes the obstacles seem insurmountable. The next time you feel that way–be inspired by
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Client Spotlight: Shelley Row
International Speaker, Professional Engineer, Leadership Expert…and Recovering Over-Thinker Shelley Row works with forward-thinking managers and leaders who must make fast, insightful decisions in the face of uncertainty and rapid change. Shelley’s original research through 77 executive interviews revealed the secret to effective decision-making: Use information and intuition. That research is validated through neuroscience.But Shelley’s work
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How to Give an Effective Apology
“First, I need to apologize. We understand what it means to work on a deadline, and we’ve made that difficult for you.” I was working on an interview-style article that required a good deal of input from someone else, in this case, two business partners*. While they had agreed to be featured in the publication,
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How to Get Along with the Colleague Who is Faster than You
A swift water rescue team fans out into a V to navigate the fast flowing rapids. The leader carefully checks for unseen holes. The others slowly walk forward, providing a human barrier for the current to rush around. In the center, an area of peace is created, and the team members rotate opportunities to walk in
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