September 10, 2021 FRIDAY FILOSOPHY Throughout history, women have been working hard to ensure that the female voice is heard. Whether that means working in politics, becoming an activist for social change, or breaking barriers in athletics, women have gone the extra mile to gain equality and advocate for a better world. Regardless of age, […]
The Digital Dealership – Digital Data Triggers In tonight’s blog post, guest writer Mets Kramer brings us to the bright side of technology in the Digital Dealership – Digital Data Triggers. One of the best things about computers is they do the boring tasks of wading through data. It’s a concept that is generally well […]
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An Update Just For You – Our Quarterly Newsletter On July 1st 2021 we published our first Newsletter. We were very excited to get it completed. We put a button on our website for visitors to Sign Up for it and we received a modest, but significant, interest in the first Newsletter. Thank you for […]
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It’s Lonely, and I’m My Worst Enemy! In tonight’s blog, guest writer Bruce Baker shares with us about the destructive mindsets that can lead many small businesses to fail. We hope you find a valuable resource in “It’s Lonely, and I’m My Worst Enemy.” We only start living when we stop defending ourselves. There is […]
September 3, 2021 FRIDAY FILOSOPHY Marcus Aurelius Antoninus (121 – 180) He was a Roman Emperor and Stoic Philosopher. Born in Rome in 121 AD. His father died when he was three months old. He was adopted by his grandfather and the moral training he received from his mother and grandfather must have been all […]
How critical is it to review employee performance? Part One This week, guest writer Sonya Law walks us through the critical importance of the employee performance review in part one of a series. It is very critical: you need alignment between the people and the work that needs to be done to achieve the strategy. Your […]
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Friday Filosophy v.9.10.21
/in Filosophy, Words of Wisdom /by Caroline Slee-PoulosSeptember 10, 2021 FRIDAY FILOSOPHY Throughout history, women have been working hard to ensure that the female voice is heard. Whether that means working in politics, becoming an activist for social change, or breaking barriers in athletics, women have gone the extra mile to gain equality and advocate for a better world. Regardless of age, […]
The Digital Dealership – Digital Data Triggers
/in Guest Bloggers, Technology /by Caroline Slee-PoulosThe Digital Dealership – Digital Data Triggers In tonight’s blog post, guest writer Mets Kramer brings us to the bright side of technology in the Digital Dealership – Digital Data Triggers. One of the best things about computers is they do the boring tasks of wading through data. It’s a concept that is generally well […]
An Update Just For You – Our Quarterly Newsletter
/in Technology /by Caroline Slee-PoulosAn Update Just For You – Our Quarterly Newsletter On July 1st 2021 we published our first Newsletter. We were very excited to get it completed. We put a button on our website for visitors to Sign Up for it and we received a modest, but significant, interest in the first Newsletter. Thank you for […]
It’s Lonely, and I’m My Worst Enemy!
/in Guest Bloggers, Personnel /by Caroline Slee-PoulosIt’s Lonely, and I’m My Worst Enemy! In tonight’s blog, guest writer Bruce Baker shares with us about the destructive mindsets that can lead many small businesses to fail. We hope you find a valuable resource in “It’s Lonely, and I’m My Worst Enemy.” We only start living when we stop defending ourselves. There is […]
Friday Filosophy v.09.03.2021
/in Filosophy /by Caroline Slee-PoulosSeptember 3, 2021 FRIDAY FILOSOPHY Marcus Aurelius Antoninus (121 – 180) He was a Roman Emperor and Stoic Philosopher. Born in Rome in 121 AD. His father died when he was three months old. He was adopted by his grandfather and the moral training he received from his mother and grandfather must have been all […]
How Critical is it to Review Employee Performance? Part One
/in Guest Bloggers, Personnel /by Caroline Slee-PoulosHow critical is it to review employee performance? Part One This week, guest writer Sonya Law walks us through the critical importance of the employee performance review in part one of a series. It is very critical: you need alignment between the people and the work that needs to be done to achieve the strategy. Your […]