The way I see it, no one really likes change. However, we all have the power to improve the way we perceive the very nature of change.

What does “resilience” mean to you? I’ve heard a lot of talk about resilience in the sphere of business — especially after the tough year we had in 2020.

A good team is a result of the combination of many factors. Personally, I think that successful teams are built by the combination of strong leadership and talented members.

Last year’s circumstances initiated massive reforms to business as usual. As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, business models from all over the world were disrupted.

Whether we like it or not, change is always around the corner. Change is the basis of each of our lives. However, many people fear change and avoid it at all costs. Of course, these efforts will always prove futile since change happens no matter what. Whether you cling or let go, change will come.

Whether we like it or not, change is always around the corner. Change is the basis of each of our lives. However, many people fear change and avoid it at all costs. Of course, these efforts will always prove futile since change happens no matter what. Whether you cling or let go, change will come.

With the holiday season upon us, there’s something special in the air. The warmth and anticipation that comes along with the holiday spirit is priceless. Families, friends, and loved ones gathering, celebrating each other, and counting blessings…personally, I can’t think of anything more magical.

Even before Thanksgiving kicks off the holiday season, the November day that stirs appreciation within me is Veteran’s Day. I look around and see blessings that are ours due to our Veterans – their impact is crystal clear on Veteran’s Day. They are real life superheroes. And I’m so grateful for them.