Snow has an interesting effect on everything. It takes every adult back to childhood with the memories of winter frolicking and it creates jubilation with children as the words “school closed” spider across television screens. It also has an impact on our travel. Middle Tennessee was in the path of a severe winter snowstorm thisContinue reading “Safe to Hazardous in a Split Second”
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How Deep is Your Bench?
For sports fans, this is a fun time of the year. The countdown to the Super Bowl is underway, college basketball is getting into full swing and the college football championship is a distant memory. For me personally, I like the excitement of it all, but really have an affinity for college basketball. However, theContinue reading “How Deep is Your Bench?”
Three Ways to Pave the Way for your Team in 2010
Well, it’s here. 2010 – a new decade. As January moves into full swing, I want to encourage you to energize your team for the year ahead. It’s no secret that 2009 was a difficult year for many people. The economy created uncertainty (and still does to an extent), jobs were lost in most everyContinue reading “Three Ways to Pave the Way for your Team in 2010”
Three Ways to Create Team Success in 2010
2009 is now a memory and organizations are focused on what the coming year will hold. And while New Year’s resolutions are popular in our culture, I believe they also have a place in the business world. So what are the New Year’s goals for your organization? Every organization would quickly say they want toContinue reading “Three Ways to Create Team Success in 2010”
Three things your employees need from you now
It’s no secret that it has been a difficult year for businesses all around the country. The sluggish economy has left no one untouched whether it is lost revenues, a reduction in staff or simply the uncertainty of what is to come. So given the events of 2009, what is on your employees’ minds? It’sContinue reading “Three things your employees need from you now”