Introduction: In the realm of leadership, empathy is a powerful force that shapes organizational culture and drives success. When leaders lead with compassion and understanding, they create a workplace where individuals feel valued, supported, and empowered to thrive. In this blog, we’ll explore how empathy-driven leadership, fueled by compassion, can transform organizational culture and foster […]
“Thinking Allowed” Photo by Geralt via Pixabay Attract the Right Job Or Clientele: Upfront Loss Gives Indication for the Better Success Route No one is alone in feeling aggravated when something meaningful appears to fall apart. When multiple issues arise simultaneously, it feels like a sinkhole. It’s annoying at best and seems unsolvable at worst, […]
In this episode of the United States of Small Business podcast, host John Quick sits down with Chris Lautenslager, a seasoned business veteran and the founder of GET LOOPED. Chris introduces us to the Prosperity Loop, an innovative organizational model designed to foster shared success and collective prosperity. Tune in as Chris shares his insights […]
It is debatable whether your home is truly an investment, though it’s common to hear houses billed that way. Even so, it’s in your interest to maximize home value, and strategic home improvements can provide a substantial payoff (even if it’s years or decades down the road). Like all investments, there are high-ceiling home runs […]
Photo by @proxyclick In today’s fast-paced work atmosphere, it’s common for employees to feel tired and overwhelmed, and many struggle to find a sense of freedom and confidence. Expert on the workplace and founder of the Breakfast Leadership Network, Michael D. Levitt, says that this problem can appear in different ways, like feeling like there […]
As we grow older, we often forget the joy and creativity that comes with play. As adults, we tend to approach our work with a sense of seriousness and structure, leaving little room for creativity and innovation. However, embracing a playful attitude can be a game-changer for unlocking our full potential. Children are known for […]
A new study published in the New York Times demonstrates some startling findings about loss of ability to make money decisions in older people. The study approaches the issue by looking at debt accumulation and reduced credit scores in elders long before being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias. The team of economists and […]
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Author’s Bio: C.L. Merklinger, the author of Interloper – The first novel in the Realms and Realities Series – grew up with an insatiable appetite for reading and all things scary. Inspired by Horror Authors such as Ray Bradbury; Stephen King; Dean Koontz; and Edgar Allan Poe, she was also deeply influenced by great Mystery […]
Are You a Peace Builder? What does that even mean? There are those who label themselves as the peace maker of the family, for example, but what is their unconscious motivation for playing the role of peace maker? Are they really engaged in peace building or are their efforts to quell discontent motivated by discomfort […]
