Taking Personal Time for Yourself

Many people are struggling to carve out personal time while working from home. As everyone is adjusting to this new work/life situation, our daily schedules now consist of trying to balance work calls and meetings with kid-related items like homeschooling and figuring...

Creating Contributions Instead of Complaints Puts Things in the Right Perspective

It’s no secret that Detroit has faced its fair share of trials and tribulations over the past couple of decades, including recently being labeled a “hotbed” for COVID-19. Prior to the outbreak, during the down times there was a brand of shirt that started to pop up...

Learning to Be Effective While Working Remotely

One truism I believe: life isn’t about what’s happened to you, but rather, how you respond to it. Right now, we have the opportunity to respond, and respond in a BIG way!For some, the idea of a remote work schedule may be a welcomed opportunity, others are pulling...

Quiet Your Inner Critic and Take Action

Please take a moment to read this in a comfortable place where you can be present.  Why?  I want you to take a moment to differentiate yourself from your inner critic.  Why?  This inner critic prevents many business people from either starting their own business,...

Building Camaraderie in a Tech-Driven Society

The importance of making connections on a personal level.   Everywhere you look today there are iPhones and Air Pods. It seems as though people are connecting less and less. Everyone is glued to their phones, seemingly all the time. Do we miss that personal connection...

Take Time to Make Time

The best two minutes you’ll ever spend.When I go into companies, I always notice how everyone is rushing. They’re running a hundred miles an hour. They’re working on a project and before they have to report out, they’re racing into the room saying, “Who’s gonna do...