Remember the 1980’s comedy classic Groundhog Day? Bill Murray stars as Phil Connors who re-lives February 2nd over and over. Comedy ensues as our main character continues with mistake after mistake until that magical turning point in the movie when the proverbial light bulb goes off in his head. He learns his life lesson and theContinue reading “Three signs your team is starring in Groundhog Day”
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Can your Non-Profit Strategy be shared in 140 characters or less?
If you live in the world of social media, Twitter specifically, you know the importance of 140 characters. In that span, you must communicate your message to your audience in such a way that either fully tells a brief headline, status or intriguing hint of more to come. For some, Twitter has become a methodContinue reading “Can your Non-Profit Strategy be shared in 140 characters or less?”
25 – Connecting the Dots of your Biz w/ Dennis Jackson
Businesses today must find ways to make sense of all its data in a way that drives its performance. The team at WorXSolutions does just that. We sat down recently with Managing Partner Dennis Jackson and talked about some innovative ways his team is connecting the dots for small and midsize businesses. Episode Notes OrganizationsContinue reading “25 – Connecting the Dots of your Biz w/ Dennis Jackson”
23 – Why every leader needs a biz plan w/ Janet Rives
As the new year kicks off many businesses are hurriedly embarking on the year’s goals. While that sounds great, many organizations are busy but the team is not necessarily aligned. Our conversation with business expert Janet Rives offers some great tips to leaders to ensure activities are integrated from the top to bottom of theContinue reading “23 – Why every leader needs a biz plan w/ Janet Rives”
How “sticky” are your goals?
2016 is here! And with it likely comes great plans for your team or company in the coming year. I wonder what your world is like as the new year unfolds? Are you refreshed from the holiday season and ready to begin strong? Do you have a clear plan for January (and even FebruaryContinue reading “How “sticky” are your goals?”