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by Tiffany Robinson Power. Point. A tool to house all of your many many bullet points in a clean linear fashion. We all know that if you put information into a bullet point, then it will be automatically understood. And the more bullet points you fit on a slide, the more information you will teach […]

by Bill Flury Starting a New Project  “Hey! Piece of cake!” That was the team leader speaking after I had described the team’s next project, a critical six-month, fixed price job for our top client. It was good to hear her speak so confidently, but I had some concerns. This would be the fourth project […]

By Kerry Quinn About a month ago, Lisa and I launched the project of a lifetime – living in our travel trailer full time – while we explore America, serve our veteran and first responder communities, and share life with those we meet along the way. Project management if often thought of in a business […]

By Burl W. Randolph Jr. I would imagine that everyone has bought eggs, right? Catchy intro, huh? Anyway, there are many clichés and metaphors referring to ‘cracking’ eggs to achieve a goal, or related to succumbing to pressure. Pressure is something that leaders are well acquainted with, and a mainstay in leadership positions. Merriam-Webster defines pressure in three ways: […]

by Tiffany Robinson Employee engagement has been a hot topic over the past decade with many companies increasing the number of perks and benefits offered in order to become an attractive place to work and a hard place to leave. If your company hasn’t embraced the idea of “work hard play hard” yet, it’s past […]

By Bill Flury The Announcement Beth and Gregory came back into the office very excited. They called everyone together in the conference room to make a very important announcement. Beth broke the news: “We’re engaged!” Everyone was thrilled, but not for Beth and Gregory who had sealed the deal, but for everyone, because this was […]