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Have you ever found yourself caught up in emotions due to current and political affairs, and posted something on social media that started a swooping frenzy of biting, personal commentary? Or, perhaps you commented on a post that was clearly a personal attack on someone else? Maybe you have lost or ended a relationship because of your interactions with someone

Many conversations I’ve had recently have centered around the struggle of finding happiness while living through the challenges and limitations brought on by the pandemic. Many of us seek it, but it keeps alluding us — that uplifting feeling, that positive emotion that can be captured in the beauty of a smile, the delight of

Why is ‘change’ in our lives so hard? Because it comes with a price. A price we sometimes are reluctant to pay. We must sacrifice something old and risk something new. The old may or may not be positive, healthy and rewarding, but at least we “know” what we have. There is comfort and security

How would you answer this simple question? Who are you? I recently posed this question to participants at the Awards and Personalization Industry Expo in Las Vegas where I was speaking on the topic of Corporate Culture, Reputation and Values. Actually, I pose this question to most every group I work with regardless of whether

I grew up in Alabama, and tornados were a part of life. My parents made sure we were prepared in that we had a home with a basement, shelves stocked with canned foods, jugs of water, flashlights and blankets – in case we were ever trapped. My father had his trusted weather-ban radio on, and

This below post was made in 2017; however it’s topic is still timely. I wonder what we will learn in the 2020 Super Bowl game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs So, Super Bowl Sunday just passed, and there is much that could be discussed from the incredible 4th quarter comeback