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Discouragement

With everything going on in the world—all the uncertainty, all the economic and social chaos—we’re understandably feeling some discouragement. Managing work and life during a pandemic is hard! Never mind trying to learn a new skill, lose a few pounds, start a new...

Happy Father’s Day

Father’s Day is this weekend. To honor my father (and fathers everywhere), I want to share some of the life lessons my own dad taught me. He’s deceased now, but I think of these lessons all the time. They’ve certainly helped me over the years, and I hope you find them...

End of the Outside Salesperson, Part 2

part 2 of 2 This blog post and Part 1 were published earlier this month in the Birmingham Business Journal. As a guest columnist, I wanted to share my thoughts on our “new normal.”  In our previous blog, we talked about how much—and how fast—life and work have changed...

End of the Outside Salesperson

part 1 of 2 This blog post and the next were published earlier this month in the Birmingham Business Journal. I shared this content as a guest columnist because I think it’s important information for where we are right now. We all can acknowledge that consumer buying...

Disruptive Thinking is Not a Bad Thing

In our last blog, The Future of Business in a World with Coronavirus, we talked a lot about resiliency in the face of unprecedented change. We discussed embracing these changes and making them work for you. The blog was based on McKinsey & Company’s article 7...

The Future of Business in a World with Coronavirus

For many of us, our homes have become our offices, our schools and our gyms. You can wear sweatpants to your virtual meeting as long as you look professional from the waist up. We put on masks to go to the grocery, and pizza delivery people put your pie down at your...