Today we have some helpful insight from our guest blogger, Kimberly Hayes. If you're thinking about how to boost your career this year, these ideas will help!

And so, in the blink of an eye, we are beginning a new year – welcome to 2025! The future is before us, which gets me thinking

Today we have a special message from licensed therapist and busy mom, Kristen Weleba, to help you navigate the holidays without becoming overwhelmed...

One evening when my youngest daughter was five-years-old she asked me if she could go outside and play. I told her,

Last time we looked at some of the benefits your business will enjoy if your employees are engaged in their work. Engagement includes a sense of commitment,

Have you ever observed an employee on the job who was obviously just putting in their time for a paycheck and nothing more? How about someone who worked so hard

Know what truly matters to you and prioritize those things above all else. Whether in decision-making, goal-setting, or daily pursuits, align your actions with

If you read our previous blog and began implementing some of the first seven suggestions for reducing stress, you may already

Life is full of stress, and it’s not always a bad thing. If we’re honest, most of us enjoy the adrenaline rush of meeting an unexpected

Over the past eight years, I’ve learned that being a mom is one of the toughest jobs I’ve ever had. The daily challenges can be both overwhelming and demanding.

He was one of the angriest men I had ever counseled. Jim struggled with what he called a “bad temper” for the last three years,

It’s a classic scene from a movie: The crime boss orders a hit and the professional killer finds the target. He looks the victim

Did you know you can tell a lot about a person from just their credit score? You can certainly tell whether or not they will qualify for a mortgage,

When someone famous dies, the headlines shout it to the world. Whether the person was an entertainer, politician, business tycoon,

Guest blogger Kimberly Hayes returns with some great insights to help you set yourself up for a successful life. 

Live, Work and Relate Well!

In 1909 in Spokane, Wash., Sonora Smart Dodd listened to a Mother's Day sermon at Central Methodist Episcopal Church. Dodd's own mother had died 11 years earlier, and her father

By far, the number one problem identified by married couples is that they can't communicate effectively. It's actually somewhat hard to believe that this problem

In grade school I loved to participate in class, so when my teacher would ask a question I often quickly raised my hand even though

Last time we started talking about how asking good questions in the right way could improve communication and cooperation

Here’s the scenario: It has just come to your attention that a customer filed a complaint about Mr. Smith, one of your employees.