Taboo is a word association game. A word is displayed at the top of a card with various off limit words beneath it. Your goal is to get your team to guess the word displayed at the top. After a few rounds you quickly realize: Shared experiences make it easier for your team to guess…

Am I qualified for this? Why would they want to talk to me? Despite the unsolicited accompaniment of butterfly’s, you try. And, more often than not, you realize: 1) it wasn’t so bad 2) you don’t need others to validate your skills 3) maybe you even knocked it out of the park. There’s always room…

There’s a level of eloquence and verbal prowess held by few to coax convicting stories on to pages that bring a reader to tears. Today, started a book who’s author deserves this level of praise and has had such an impact on me. Here’s a snippet from the book: …the only trick of friendship, I…

“I write when I’m inspired, and I see to it that I’m inspired at nine o’clock every morning.” – Peter De Vries Showing up is the majority of the battle, both figuratively and literally. And when you do, make sure it’s a cause worth living for.

In Idaho falls, two restaurants serving the same cuisine exist within minutes of each other. Both have fantastic food. However, one is scrapping by while the other thriving. Why might that be the case, and what can be done about it? First, what’s are the customer needs for each restaurant? How do both restaurants meet…