When life throws us a curveball, it’s natural to focus on what we’ve lost. The paycheck, the title, the daily routine, the sense of purpose. It’s easy to spiral into stress or fear about what comes next. But what if, in the middle of all that, we took a moment to pause and look atContinue reading “Finding Strength in Gratitude During Layoffs and Hard Times”
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Keep Moving Forward: How Getting Things Done Builds Strength in Hard Times
We all face tough seasons. Times when everything feels uncertain or overwhelming. Maybe you’re dealing with personal loss, burnout, or, like me, you’ve been laid off. During moments like these, motivation can vanish and the idea of progress seems far away. Getting things done, even small things, matters more than ever when life feels hard.Continue reading “Keep Moving Forward: How Getting Things Done Builds Strength in Hard Times”
Bailing Out the Passenger Side
Change is constant. And being flexible helps you stay in the game. But there’s a difference between staying flexible and letting outside noise take over your decision-making. Yes, outside input can be helpful. However, if it starts steering the ship, you risk losing what makes your business yours. Here’s what to watch out for. Don’tContinue reading “Bailing Out the Passenger Side”
How to Navigate Conflicting Feedback and Tight Deadlines
If you’re anything like me, you’ve likely experienced that delightful mix of a looming deadline and a flood of conflicting feedback. It’s the kind of situation that can make even the calmest among us feel like we’re juggling flaming swords. But over the years, as I’ve worked in various leadership roles—spanning HR, operations, and contentContinue reading “How to Navigate Conflicting Feedback and Tight Deadlines”
Dan O'Brien | Author & Consultant 