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Category Archives: family
Touch Matters
Touches are not big things: a note, a quick text, a phone call. Yet they are really are THE BIG THING. In the end …. Continue reading
Accountability and bucket lists
What do you do when your son asks you to do something you haven’t done in years? Continue reading
Posted in Change management, family, Motivation, People and Productivity, time management
Tagged accountability, bucket lists, Goals
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A vacation to do – A personal mission statement
The best thing I discovered while driving between Montgomery and Fairhope …. Continue reading
Posted in family, Motivation
Tagged career development, Goals, personal growth, Pro356 Consulting
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The Many Hats of the CEO
Here’s a short tip on motivational haberdashery! Continue reading
Getting Something From Nothing!
“I am not good at doing nothing,” declared my wife, Laura, during our morning conversation. I smiled and agreed that taking time to just relax and leave your “to do list” mentality was especially difficult for her. I had put … Continue reading
Posted in Change management, family, Learning, Motivation, People and Productivity
Tagged Dreams and Goals, positive affirmation
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The Pause That Refreshes
How does a top 10 all-time ad slogan from 1929 fit with Marshall Goldsmith’s What Got You Here Won’t Get You There? Both suggest the key to continuing on for people on the go (or grow) is to slow down and pause. Coke wants us to pause and drink; Goldsmith suggests we pause and think! Continue reading
THE NUMBER ONE, SECRETLY ENCODED, AND GUARANTEED RETURN INVESTMENT TIP FOR 2014!
Sorry about the title. I grow weary from all the similar emails I get and ads I hear that sound about as absurd. I do have a great guaranteed return tip that is based on 50 years of observation and a couple of years of actual application. Continue reading
What I Learned Vacationing in National Parks
Vacations are time slot to vacate your normal routine. As a business consultant living on the flat and humid Gulf Coast, a trip to the high desert of Arches and Zion National Parks in low humidity Utah was the perfect setting. We hiked, ate, photographed and mostly strained our necks looking up at God’s awesome creations. Continue reading
My Best Blog Ever
My best blog was my shortest… a handwritten note…. Continue reading
Posted in family, People and Productivity
Tagged caring, communications, Friends, handwritten notes
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What is your __________ mission statement?
So what is your personal mission statement? What is your family’s mission statement? Both are vitally important, but I have yet to find more than a handful of people who have a clearly defined personal or family mission statement. Continue reading