Like Your Last

Don’t leave until you have a clean conscious. Don’t leave until you’ve shown them you care. Don’t leave until you’ve expressed appriciation. Don’t leave until you’ve served. These are keys to living every day like your last. Photo by Erwin Voortman on Unsplash.

A New Context For An Old Phrase

Two is better than one. This snippet of wisdom extends beyond the context of friends. Information, and verifying a piece of information from multiple sources, a friend, reputable news sources, is a rich application of this phrase as well. Photo by Isabel Cuasace on Unsplash.

For Yourself, For Others

Every person, problem, idea, is different. Because are their inherent unique nature it requires an attention to detail. If you’re working on a problem you’re going to ask questions that can not be scripted, that you may not even be prepare for. Even if you have a role that thousands of other people have, like…

Navigating Group Discussions In A Virtual Environment

It’s difficult to have a group discussions where everyone participates, you stay on topic, one person doesn’t dominate the conversation. And the challenge thickens when group discussions are held in a remote environment. Some strategies to overcome these barriers are: Be clear on the agenda beforehand to keep everyone on track. Identify a champion and…

Newton In A New Context

We don’t often think of the 17th century physicist and mathematician as someone who has insight on human relationships. However, Newton’s third law: every action has an equal and opposite reaction, speaks profound to that realm. You give a harsh word, and a harsh word is quickly returned. You give a gracious word, a gracious…