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The holiday season officially kicks off soon, even though in many ways it feels as though it’s already here! Do you get stressed during the holiday season? Read More

As the work from home family member with the most flexibility a lot of the responsibility may fall to you when a family member is ill. Read More

The rapid march of technology in our times is truly remarkable, and shows no sign of abetting. Smart phones exemplify this trend: over the past decade they have become as ubiquitous as credit cards—even the majority of schoolchildren in our society seem to own one. In fact, the presence of smart ph Read More

In addition to integrity and resoluteness in decision-making, great leaders often possess an intangible knack for mobilizing people of disparate backgrounds, personalities, and values toward common goals—maximizing the potential of the team. How do they do it?
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“People are strange: They are constantly angered by trivial things, but on a major matter like totally wasting their lives, they hardly seem to notice.”
- Charles Bukowski

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Learn the most effective way to measure your goals. We will also go into weekly planning, weekly recaps and why both are extremely important. Read More

Here’s a list of books, written by women but that are equally applicable and relevant to men. We’re also giving away 3 copies of ‘Fail Better’. You can jump to the end of the post if you’d like to enter the competition. Read More

You can learn from, train under and emulate whomever you hold as the benchmark for success. However, you can’t duplicate their essence, their intrinsic motivation to hustle. That’s why there is only one Steve Jobs, one Richard Branson, one Mark Cuban, one Michael Jordan, one Kobe, one Serena, etc.. Read More

In the United States, almost two thirds of moms with children under 18 work and take care of their families. The working mother has evolved from homemakers to helping fight in wars, then starting their own businesses, and now leading fortune 500 companies, all while taking care of the kids. Bottom Read More