When you start a business you also start down a path of very particular roadblocks and challenges. First, you have to figure out what exactly you’re selling, then, how to explain it to someone in a way that piques their interest. Then you have to work out how to market […]
by GSCA Member, Gail Condrick
Do you have a connection with Nature?
When you are able to go outside what draws you?
For many going “outside” equates to goal-oriented physical activities, such as getting 10,000 steps in, participating in sports, or completing yard work. All are good activities with scientifically proven benefits that have their […]
by GSCA Member, Jean Juchnowicz, MBA, CBM, SHRM-SCP, SPHR, CPRW
Does December 2019 seem like a lifetime ago? I know it does to me. Back then I wrote an article about “Eleven Skills to Acquire and/or Feature on your Résumé” which was published on my LinkedIn profile.
Life continues, with its ups and […]
by GSCA Member, Deb Mazzaferro
Are you ready for 2020 to be over already?
It seems like we keep getting hit physically, emotionally, financially, and politically. I wouldn’t blame anyone who wants to just crawl into a ball with their favorite blanket, zone out on Netflix and drink through their wine collection.
by GSCA Member, Jackie Simmons
Free! I was set-free from a lifetime of staring at a blank sheet of paper or worse, a blank computer screen (OK, it had only been a few months, still it felt like longer and if you’ve ever had writer’s block, you’ll get it . . .)
Five simple […]
by GSCA Member, Jackie Simmons
Keeping safe in a virtual world includes avoiding . . . “Virtual Pollution,” especially in our meetings!
For years we’ve been aware of the dangers of air pollution. And then, with the upsurge of headphone use, we became aware of the dangers of noise pollution. Now, we have the […]
by GSCA Member, Cecily Sharp-Whitehill
The deed is done. Our beautiful home in Osprey had become, over the past few years, a house that someone else could embrace as home. We offered it for sale (for the third time in four years) only this past December. An offer was placed on our […]
by GSCA Member, Cecily Sharp-Whitehill
What follows for your consideration are some (of many!) guidelines for coaches who support their clients not by leading but through dialogue and discovery. Coaches speak with care and caring.
Books related to World War II captivate me. My next favorite genres are mystery and detective stories. Canadian Louise […]
by GSCA Member, Cecily Sharp-Whitehill
If we are offended — by anything — it’s a signal to take a hard look at the intention of the “offender.” If the “offender” intended to offend, our taking offense makes sense — and the speaker might need to know why.
If the “offender” spoke from naïveté or unempathetic […]
by GSCA Member, Jackie Simmons
“Thanks, I’m fine.” is what they say . . . “except when I’m not . . .” is what they’re thinking.
Note: the opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and are not intended to constitute or replace medical or legal advice. […]
