One of the most important tasks that senior leadership has within any organization is identifying the next generation of future leaders at their company. We look for passionate individuals who wake up each day craving success but channel that passion into action and results. We seek creative thinkers who are intensely curious, identifying those who
I have a question to ask you but you have to slow down to answer it. Stop scrolling, take a moment, and breathe. Knowing what you know now, having all of life’s experiences behind you, what would you do differently? To better manage your time, let's take a look at how we act in the
Resiliency. It is one of the secrets to survival, both professionally and personally. It is what's gotten you to where you are and will define who you will become. Looking back at some of the most challenging situations you've endured, you may have felt there was no other choice. All you had was your instinct
"Change is inevitable. Growth is optional.”–John Maxwell There are times in life, both personally and professionally, where circumstances can change at such a rapid speed that our opinions, perspectives, and course of action can change at an equally rapid pace. When faced with such circumstances, there are generally three groups of people: Those who take
Back in the Industrial Revolution, time was money. Systems were designed for maximum efficiency, and effectiveness was measured by how much time could be dedicated to any given process. A perfect example of this was the assembly line. In today’s world, attention is now the most valuable currency a person can earn or spend. The
