At this time of year, many of us are caught up in celebrations surrounding the season. We attend Christmas programs at schools and churches, we enjoy office parties and evenings out with friends, and we spend tremendous amounts of time and money doing our Christmas shopping and decorating our homes. Many of us also take
When I mention the words “personal development” to my audiences, many times people mistakenly associate these words with attending seminars, listening to motivational speakers, and generally staying pumped-up and positive. While these elements can be part of any personal development program, they do not, in any way, make up the entire approach to personal development.
We are fast approaching the New Year. Many of you have been working diligently to figure out what to do in 2013, what to expect, and how to meet the needs of your customers and employees. You want this coming year to be more than just a year of struggling to survive. You want it