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What comes to mind when you conceptualize space? I don’t mean outer space in this context, but just space in your experience and environment.

Space is emptiness, isn’t it? But it’s more than that. Space is emptiness with purpose. The space between one object and another may provide important information in physics, construction, or

Many thanks to Shelby Miller Leight, Keller Williams Realty Group, Quakertown, PA for featuring me and The Walters Group in this video interview.

 

 

If you are a small business owner who needs to organize

To the analytic, what’s more basic to starting a business than having a strong formula for return on investment? They wouldn’t start a business in the first place unless they had solid business models, well thought out risk mitigation strategies, and detailed financial projections for future profit.

As it happens, not everyone who starts

Recently, as one of the moderators of a weekly luncheon networking group, I had the joy of facilitating a spirited discussion regarding employee retention. What transpired was a wonderful exchange of thoughts and ideas!  If asked about employee retention, many business owners often assume fostering employee satisfaction always involves

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Recently my brother suffered a massive stroke.  The safe and familiar world stopped for the patient and all family members.  All focus and attention drew to the situation at hand.

Our family is littered with Type A characters; it’s just one of our genetic blessings.  We use our rituals, schedules, planning, organization

Inevitably, we can find ourselves in sticky situations with co-workers, clients, vendors or customers.  It could be an office communication, a behavioral issue, a contract deliverable or a simple sales transaction.  These can be awkward or sensitive to navigate, especially if we were involved directly or indirectly with the situation itself.  Getting to resolution isn’t always easy, but when it

Being reactive all day long is fun isn’t it?  You don’t have time to think.  As a matter of fact, thinking has nothing to do with it.  You’re pulled and pushed in every direction.  You’re on, needed, valuable, indispensible, right?  The day goes by quickly with an adrenaline rush and you go home wiped out, but what did you get

I recently received an affirming and very gracious note from a client expressing gratitude for our meetings and expressing how important it was to no longer feel or be alone.

For many entrepreneurs, owners and leaders, feeling isolated is not uncommon; the saying goes it’s lonely at the top. However, we’re supposed to tough it out, figure it out ourselves,

After watching the NFL playoffs and the Super Bowl this year, two observations emerged.  First, they were exciting and outstanding games.  Second, the impact and importance of the shift in momentum on the field from one team to another significantly impacted the outcome of the games.  This is true for most sporting events and it is no different in business. 

When people are in pain or distress, one of the best things that can happen is to have someone just listen to them.

All people need to be heard and validated.  Authentic active listening is practiced without passing judgment or providing prescription, just acknowledgement.  The person in need must know clearly that they are important, safe and especially – not alone. 

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