Despite having high-quality products and merchandise, retailers should consider the type of bags they put their products in. So here are reasons why retailers should switch to euro tote bags for their business.Perfect for Every UseEuro tote bags’ multipurpose design make them appealing to retailers and customers. Euro tote bags are versatile and perfect forContinueContinue reading “Reasons To Switch to Euro Tote Bags for Retailers”
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How to Tell What’s “Right” in a Complex Situation
By Linda Fisher Thornton To understand a complex situation, you first have to WANT to see it as it really is. This means letting go of preconceived ideas of what might be true, and being open to what may unfold as you learn more. After approaching the situation with this open mindset, you need to get more information.ContinueContinue reading “How to Tell What’s “Right” in a Complex Situation”
How to Lead Effectively When You’re Not in Charge
Leadership is not always about holding a formal position of power. In fact, some of the most effective leaders are those who are able to influence and inspire others even when they don’t hold a traditional leadership role. If you want to lead effectively when you’re not in charge, here are four ways to doContinueContinue reading “How to Lead Effectively When You’re Not in Charge”
Out of Context: Preparing for the Unexpected
PRACTICING one drill over and over is like playing computerized brain-training games. Performance on that one drill or computer games will improve over time but it won’t transfer to the real world, where an infinite combination of patterns exists. By overloading the cognitive circuits during training, a player’s neural network is better prepared to computeContinueContinue reading “Out of Context: Preparing for the Unexpected”
Texas Is Still Underperforming As A Startup Hub
While Texas isn’t exactly a slouch on the startup front, there’s long been a perception that venture investment levels don’t reflect the state’s entrepreneurial potential. Over the past 10 years, only about 4% of all U.S. startup investment has gone to Texas companies, per Crunchbase data. That’s despite the fact that roughly 9% of AmericansContinueContinue reading “Texas Is Still Underperforming As A Startup Hub”
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