Dr. Yvette Rice has walked the kind of tough times that I will never fully understand. Her life’s journey gives her the right to comment and lead in unique ways. She has experiences that have molded her into the powerful leader that she is today.

The truth is, change has always been a part of our lives. No one is exempt from having to deal with loss, pain, or frustration related to change.

One thing I have learned is not to listen to everyone. Trying to listen to those who seek to misinform and manipulate brings frustration and confusion.

He could have been fired. There were those who wanted to fire him. But Jeff, the employee’s manager, said no. 

Plan an intentional block of time away from everything (including our technology addiction). Use the time to settle your mind, your heart and soul. Don’t have any expectations of the time, just be in the moment.

As 2022 begins, there are new hopes, dreams and opportunities. The new year also brings change. It is true that change is inevitable, but how we navigate change is our choice.

He said that every morning his wife looks at him and tells him, “Thank you for a wonderful life”. She is beginning the difficult journey of the “long good bye” caused by Dementia.

I’m a believer in second chances and even third sometimes. With the new year beginning, it’s the perfect time to take advantage of a second chance.

I hope this week finds you in the chill zone. It’s the perfect down time between the end of 2021 and the beginning of 2022 to slow down and renew your mind and body.

Let’s choose to focus on those around us this Christmas, no matter how we feel.

I thought, “here we go again” as I got ready to experience the all too typical negative scenario in today’s retail culture.

I was talking with Bruce, my friend and valued member of our Eagle Consulting team recently about the continued political polarization of the United States.

Trust. It is incredibly important and it can be illusive in our relationships. There are times when our actions dilute trust. There are times when our actions build trust.

On this holiday week, let’s focus on our gratitude list. I challenge you to stop reading this article and spend the next few minutes being grateful.

Their boss had chosen to hammer another team member because she didn’t reach her goal.

John Bentley knows what it is like to walk through hard times. He also understands hard work. John’s perspective on life and leadership is contagious and encouraging.

I was talking with an entrepreneur recently who was struggling with a business relationship. It seemed that she found herself working with a narcissist.

If you are going to be successful you must be skilled in three things. The first skill is to be able to adapt.

I can’t explain the feeling of free falling out of a plane over the ocean ( tethered to my instructor Juan ). But I can tell you that the perspective from 10,000 feet is amazing.