Do Your Best to Keep Your Focus

February 10, 2021

Do Your Best to Keep Your Focus Many of my days are spent at my computer in my home office. In many ways the computer, (at least during my working hours), has become the center of my universe. It is where I do my preparation for my sessions with my clients, (preparing resume’ updates, reviewing […]

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You Were Born With a Natural Sense of Curiosity

January 27, 2021

You Were Born With a Natural Sense of Curiosity I was sitting at Mass recently, when a couple with a large family sat a few rows in front of my wife and me. The couple had recently had twins born to them. During the mass, the babies woke up and were being held by the […]

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Connecting and Networking Took on a Different Face in 2020

January 13, 2021

Connecting and Networking Took on a Different Face in 2020 COV19 brought many changes into our lives in 2020 and as we start off 2021. One of the most pronounced ones, was the feeling of being isolated, particularly with indoor activities closed in many places, or at least being done under protocols of caution. However, […]

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Being Open to Looking at Things from Different Perspectives

December 23, 2020

Being Open to Looking at Things from Different Perspectives One of my favorite ways to spend my free time, especially in the evening relaxing after a day of working with clients and spending time on my laptop, is to sit and work solving Sudoku puzzles. For those not familiar with Sudoku, they are grid based […]

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Discipline

December 9, 2020

Discipline Discipline is a 10 letter word that has a number of different meanings. One of those meanings is “the practice of training people to obey rules or follow a code of behavior, using punishment to correct disobedience.” A second definition is “a branch of knowledge, typically studied in higher education.” Another definition of discipline […]

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