Archive for October 2009
Success Is Dependent Upon the Educational Success of Our State
Mayor Kathy Taylor
The journey of my career has included business where I was a corporate
attorney and advisor and a business owner and as a government officia…
New Performance Challenges
Jeffrey Magee
Progressive or restrictive? Innovative or exclusionary? Reflective of
the past or excessive to the future? These really are the realities
fa…
Salespeople: Who Needs ‘Em?
David Simons
You need them. Everyone needs them. When this current economic slump
finally ends, it will be because sales have improved. Sales
improvement…
How to Get the Job You Want
Jean Maslanka Kelley
Whether you’ve been recently laid off or have decided to embark on a
new career, you’ve likely learned how competitive today’s job mar…
FIT FOREVER: Discovering your 21st Century Fountain of Youth
Tom Hopkins
I love what I do. I get to spend every day helping to improve the
quality of people’s lives by teaching them how to gain energy and
stamin…
Strategize Your Way Through Tough Economic Times!
Nathan Hostetler
Do you have a strategy in these economic times? People are watching,
saving and prioritizing where they spend their dollars. Our economy
has…
Communicating Vision: The Left- and Right-Brained Approach
Blake Ewing
I work in the restaurant business, which means the majority of my day
is spent interacting with people. I have around 60 employees, most of
…
The Chemistry of Sustained Performance
Paula Marshall
Too often businesses, large and small, have structured themselves to
be goal- oriented. Milestones, statistics, and the bottom line are
purs…
Integrity: Inside and Out
Billy Joe Daugherty
Our English word “integrity” comes from the Latin word integritas,
meaning completeness and purity. It can be defined as “rigid adhere…
Enduring Market Leaders
Ed Bogle
From Alvin Toffler’s Future Shock in the 1970’s to Nassim Nicholas
Taleb in his 2007 book The Black Swan, we have been told time again
t…
