By Dr. David Hawkins, M.D. Ph.D. – Excerpt from the book, Power Vs. Force Recognized geniuses may be rare, but genius resides within all of us. There’s no such thing as “luck” or “accident” in this cosmos; and not only is everything connected to everything else, no one is excluded from the universe – we’re […]
By Dana Borowka How often have you ever said or thought… “Get real”. What a challenge those set of words can conjure up in one’s mind. Being authentic can bring a number of mixed messages based on what we base our sense of reality on. One of the definitions for “authenticity” includes “genuineness or truth […]
By Mark Goulston – First published March 19, 2008, Harvard Business When your people are anxious – and do you know anyone who isn’t? –their minds constrict. Neuroanatomically that means that the middle mammalian emotional brain has trouble accessing the upper human rational brain (which could put things into perspective) and it takes everything in […]
By Dana Borowka In this day and age, making the wrong hiring decision can cost you $50,000 to multiples of millions of dollars!! That’s a high price to pay, and it’s a conservative figure when you factor in the emotional pressures of training, evaluation, termination and then starting the hiring process all over again. By […]
By Ted Margison As the economy slowly heads forward, most companies need to get more done with the same resources. Streamlining operations means eliminating activities that don’t add value and putting in place controls to make sure transactions get processed quickly and effectively. Eliminate Non-Productive Activities Everyone is really busy – they’re already overloaded, or […]
By Dana & Ellen Borowka, MA Have you ever had miscommunication with your employees or co-workers that resulted in costly errors? [dropcaps type=”circle” color=”” background=””]I[/dropcaps]t’s been said there is a significant difference between hearing someone speak to you and really listening to what they say. Most managers consider themselves to be good listeners. But is […]
By Larry Wilson & Hersch Wilson, Authors of Play to Win A few years ago, I went on a four-day adventure in the High Country wilderness of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains north of Santa Fe. We were divided into essentially two types of people. There were the “outdoor” enthusiasts who exulted in being in […]
By Paul David Walker Cause and Effect Moves With or Without You The flow of cause and effect move events, stimulate ideas, and drive consumer wants and needs because everything is connected. This flow has a powerful momentum, and moves like the multi-dimensional currents in a powerful river. This force moves forward with, or without, […]