Tag Archives: Leadership

First day back at work for 2024. Will your company culture be the same this year as it was last year? Will you try to make it better? If so, what will you do differently? What intentional behaviors will you adopt? The wars, the upcoming elections, AI and ChatGPT – they will all influence yourContinueContinue reading “New year, new culture”

Several years ago, I wrote an article on “Weeding Your Friendship Garden,” referencing friendships and relationships that don’t work or no longer serve your highest good. As we turn our attention to 2024, you may feel an extra spark as you plan for new experiences and map out your priorities. Now feels like the perfectContinueContinue reading “Weeding Your Friendship Garden Redux: Thoughts for 2024”

(Image credit) Being a business owner is not an easy task. It can be taxing to keep up with the demands of your expanding business, so if you want to build a long-lasting and prosperous company, you need to prioritise greater efficiency. Being able to accomplish more with less and working smarter—rather than harder—are theContinueContinue reading “How To Get Your Business To Run More Efficiently”

@elgassier On the path toward personal development and realization of one’s potential, individuals frequently face the challenge of overcoming the concept of arrested development. It takes many forms and impedes a person’s ability to develop to their full potential by preventing them from making progress in their life. This article investigates the causes of arrestedContinueContinue reading “Arrested Development: How Fear, Lack of Self-Awareness, and Past Trauma Hinder Your Purpose”

Printing and packaging are anything but one-size-fits-all. In these industries, there are a variety of techniques to choose from. Offset printing, which transfers ink from a plate to rubber to the final substrate, is a classic option that has stood the test of time. We’ll take a closer look at the top advantages of usingContinueContinue reading “The Top Advantages of Using Offset Printing”