Why you can find time in your busy schedule to plan for a great retirement

Fear can be a significant factor in the retirement planning process, hanging over every discussion you have about when you want to retire, what you want to do in retirement and how you’re going to pay for it all. What people often lose sight of, however, is that they don’t have to iron out every […]

How you run your company reflects on your personal motivations

What we really value is out of sync with how we live our lives. — Arianna Huffington Why do you work? There are many ways that each of us, as leaders, could answer that question. And for most of us there are several answers. The role of work in our lives usually cannot be reduced […]

A cultural assessment exam can help better align employees with principles

It’s a rare organization that hasn’t gone through the process of defining its vision, mission and values at one time or another. So imagine my surprise when I saw the data from a recent study of 5,000 employees across the country that reports only 4 percent are “inspired by values and a commitment to a […]

‘We can do it’: Park highlights Rosie and the efforts to win the war

If you’ve seen the iconic poster of the bandanna-wearing Rosie the Riveter rolling up her sleeve and flexing her bicep, you are struck by the wording on the poster: “We can do it.” That says it all — those four words are one of the simplest motivational sentences ever written. The story has it that […]