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A mission begins with small actions in response to honesty with yourself

by Carla Harper | Mar 25, 2021 | Leadership

A mission statement is putting detailed intention into words. When we write a mission statement with someone, whether for an organization or individual, we ask the old school journalism pyramid questions: who, what, why, where, and when. The purpose of these questions...

What does it mean to have a mission statement?

by Carla Harper | Feb 23, 2021 | Leadership

What does it mean to have a mission statement? The fact that you are thinking about crafting a mission and/or vision statement indicates that you are miles ahead of most individuals in terms of maximizing your life’s potential. To have a mission statement means that...

Discerning when to stay, when to go, and when to lead

by Carla Harper | May 18, 2020 | Leadership

Every time we stop and ask internal questions, we win. We grow as a leader. Even if things don’t turn out so good, we still are maturing. The next time something comes up, we remember the process and how things turned.

Inspiring the Team with Head Coach, Nancy Funk

by noellemiller | Mar 8, 2017 | Leadership

To encourage the women of the Johns Hopkins University basketball team in Baltimore, Maryland, Head Coach, Nancy Funk, displays a new, inspirational decal on the locker room wall every year. Her choice to use the quote, “Win the Day” is an uplifting saying which helps...

4 Energy Management Changes You Can Make Today

by quotediva | May 10, 2016 | How To

As technology expanded, so did our obsession with time management (recently dubbed energy management). At the root is a desire to be happy. In our heart we hope that if the business succeeds, we’ll change the world and make a good living. The steps to getting what’s...