Inflection Point Moments, The Blog
Want a Greater Impact? Increase Your Return On Energy.
Small business owners have more responsibilities and tasks coming at them than anyone can […]
A Guide to Values Alignment
Have you ever found yourself up against a challenge that clearly goes against what […]
Effective Leadership Starts With Knowing and Understanding Your Energizers
Great leadership does not require you to do it all. In fact, it’s counterproductive to constantly work in areas that […]
The Critical Nature of Your Team
“I learned that the highest individual achievements are never solo events, that you only […]
The Importance of Deciding
“You don’t need more time in your day. You need to decide.”
Seth Godin
If you’re like me, there are things in your life you’d like to accomplish, but you never seem to get to them.
The Fallacy of “I Can Sleep When I’m Dead”
Early in our son’s career, he looked up to a business owner who regularly shared his mantra, “I can sleep when I’m dead.” This man was hard driving and focused. He drove a fast car and took exciting trips. Our son watched him and wanted the fast car and exciting trips. He (unfortunately) picked up the attitude of “I can sleep when I’m dead.”
To Everything There is a Season
As a farm girl from Northwest Ohio, I’m deeply attuned to the seasons of planting and harvest. I understand the time needed for a plant to develop the fruit of the harvest.
The Rx To Get Your Creative Mojo Back
In a former life, my job was creating and testing recipes in the Borden Test Kitchen. I got paid to play with food! It was an awesome job in many ways!
One day, I was testing recipe variations for the Magic Cookie Bar recipe made with Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk. I had seven variations to test that day and wanted to complete them all.
The Day I Hit The Wall
Bandwidth: In computing, the amount of data that can be transmitted in a fixed amount of time.
The first time I saw the red flags was during a conversation with a vendor, who is also a friend. We were discussing the next steps of an integration he was doing on my website. The next step was work I needed to do so he could move forward.
