According to the National Center for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) 7-8% of the population is suffering from this malady. It is often ignored, misunderstood, and often attribute other reasons to the behavior of those with PTSD. For sure those men and women who are or were combat veterans, first responders, and Covid front line …
PTSD: It Affects Us All – Arsenal of Hope – Jen Satterly Read More »
Do you know who stands in the way of your personal, professional and relationship success? You. So often we want to blame our circumstances or other people but the real truth is we are ultimately responsible for the decisions we make, our own happiness, but we are equally responsible for how we respond to what …
Mastering You from the Inside Out – Skip Cummins Read More »
Everyone wants to be a manager. They have this erroneous belief that when you become a manager that you have extra benefits and your work is less. DON’T YOU BELIEVE IT! There is a reason why there are so many managing jobs out there. One is because in a very short time people realize that …
Managing People – What You Should Know – The Good Manager – Ralph Peterson Read More »
Since the Covid-19 Pandemic more business are having their employees work from home. And when it comes to remote work some companies love it and some do not. This is also true of employees. More introverts feel like they have reached the mecca, while the extroverts are suffering. So then when it comes to remote …
Remote Work: How Your Business and You Can Thrive – Sharon Koifman Read More »
There is so much written on company and corporate culture that it would be impossible to read it all in a life time. Most of what is written can be classified as “pop culture”. We often get clever sayings like, “culture eats strategy for breakfast”. But does it really? To start with what is culture …
Culture Myths and a New Science of Culture – Dr. David White Read More »
From college campuses to Wall Street and everywhere in between, Jay Izso, a psychological business consultant, social mediologist, speaker and writer, inspires coaches, athletes, small businesses and entrepreneurs through inspirational speaking and as an author. Jay is in the business of inspiring people to change by moving forward from today’s version of themselves towards their goals by making baby steps in the right direction.
