As November finishes out and we head into December, we wanted to make one final post regarding what we call unconventional gratitude. As we’ve said before, it’s easy to be grateful for the good things—health, family, success. But focusing on those things doesn’t typically cause any change. No movement forward. No momentum. And as we …
Nearly every company out there has at least a mention of philanthropy in their mission statement. Usually it includes something about giving back to the community they serve. It’s almost always vague and non-specific. We imagine this is by design so different teams or communities within the company can decide the most appropriate expression of …
As the holiday season gears up and companies look at how to finish the year strong, many look at how they can give back to their communities. The desire for end-of-the-year holiday events for employees coupled with this interest in giving back has led to an industry created around giving companies both experiences in one …
November is a month when many individuals and organizations turn their focus to gratitude. In recent years, we’ve seen this trend explode with the growth of social media. While gratitude month, as we’ve dubbed it, is a great opportunity sit and reflect on what we are grateful for in our daily lives, it started us …
I read an article recently about how unmet expectations can be a silent killer in all types of relationships. This particular article focused mostly on marriage, but mentioned the broader implications for other types of relationships. It got me thinking about work relationships and how unmet expectations can affect them. In observing human interactions …
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