“All your failures are your fertilizer for the future.” –Ed Farmer Ed is one of my long-time staff members. He made the above poignant statement during a team meeting we had this morning where we were listening to one of …
You have three enemies this week. This is a great lesson learned from Bryan Dodge. You need to know your enemies by name, recognize them, and know how to fight them. If you don’t, you will not achieve the goals …
U.S. Trust did a survey last year stating that over 50% of Baby Boomers have no intention of leaving a legacy for the next generation. Those agreeing with this trend feel the only gift they need to give their adult …
In the book “The 8th Habit” by Stephen Covey, he gives the results of a poll that asked 23,000 people a series of questions regarding their employers. The results: * Only 37 percent said they have a clear understanding of …
Holidays are moments in time that disrupt our normal cadence of life so we can remember to appreciate people (or things) who are important to us. Gratitude should be a natural part of our life. However, it would make life …
Whether you’re the owner of a business or coordinate the benefits for one, you need to make sure you are in the right retirement vehicle. Defined Contribution Plans have seemed safe, and were all the rage, but with the new …
If you are like most of our clients, one of your greatest desires is to multiply not only the quality of your life, but also your significance – in your family life, your business, your community, and beyond. As an …
CFO Magazine recently gave six suggestions to business owners to improve bank relations in 2013. I’ve listed their resolutions with my commentary below: 1. I will know my cash flow. Banks want to ensure that you understand your business and …
