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Time Away: Balancing Work and Family

When you’re in a leadership position it’s not that easy to just switch off and go on vacation.  But if your family doesn’t have your full attention they’ll know it and you might as well stay at work. Leonard Buhler, president of Power to Change, shares one habit he developed to create a balance that honors both work and family. Take the...

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The Language of Color
The Language of Color

Did you know that color has a dramatic impact on your customers? We're all affected by the color we see--both physiologically and psychologically. Certain colors have an enormous influence over your customer's behavior. Here are some examples: Blue Pumps people up. Proven to increase energy. Weight lifters should lift in a blue room. Production...

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My co-workers are slacking off
My co-workers are slacking off

I have been working at a job for a little over three months now. My co-workers feel as if they don't have to do that much of work and take more breaks than they do work. Everytime another co-worker or myself brings the situation to the boss nothing ever gets done about it. What do you think I should do in a situation like this? Should I find another...

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I don’t fit in at work
I don't fit in at work

I work in a small office of all women. There is a strong, tight clique of about five women (I don't think they are Christians) and I've tried for over a year to fit in and connect and it's just not working. They won't let me in. When I participate in a conversation, they talk to each other as if I was invisible. I'm a Christian, like to dress well,...

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How is Your Stress Level?
How is Your Stress Level?

Have you ever experienced that ‘vibrating' feeling while stuck in traffic? Or, perhaps panic at work when your boss asks you to do ‘one more thing' or moves up the deadline on a complicated project? Perhaps you've experienced anxiety when your children or spouse seem to be making unending demands on your time and energy? If any of these sound...

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Building Your Image
Building Your Image

Bill and Becky operated a bakery and sandwich shop called Wholegrain Bakery. Customers lined up early each morning to purchase bagels, muffins, croissants, bread, and other goodies, but the bakery’s highly profitable specialty items—outstanding cakes and desserts—didn’t sell very well. Although they produced great products, Bill and Becky...

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Setting Expectations
Setting Expectations

One of the key components to effective leadership is setting expectations for those who follow you. You’ve heard it before; people will, most of the time, rise to a level of performance/behavior that is set for them. In that light, what expectation are you setting? Some key points to consider: Does your team hear you cast your expectations...

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How to Love the Job You’ve Got
How to Love the Job You've Got

Every day we hear about people making radical career changes. The opportunities exist, but will all these changes make us any happier once we get there? Maybe the question is not "how can I get the job I'll love?", but "how can I love the job I have?" Following are four practical steps towards coming to terms with why you do what you're doing. Take...

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