Volume 109: Hard Work Pays Off When Consistent

It doesn’t always seem like we’re making progress toward our goals, and I think it’s easy to get frustrated sometimes with this apparent lack of progress. Because of this, I think most of us have days where we don’t want to do what we’re supposed to do. We don’t want to go to the gym … Continue reading Volume 109: Hard Work Pays Off When Consistent →

Volume 108: Adjusting Goals and Plans After One Quarter

In a week, we’ll be one quarter of the way through 2021, so I want to know: How are you doing on your professional goals? Regardless of where you stand, a week from now, the first quarter will be over, and we will all be left with some choices. If you’re ahead of your goals, … Continue reading Volume 108: Adjusting Goals and Plans After One Quarter →

Volume 107: Planning for When Things Go Wrong

Normally, when it “snows” in Dallas, it’s just a couple of flurries, and it melts immediately, or it melts after about 12 hours and we’re back to mid-40s or higher the next day. Not a few weeks ago. I’m sure you all saw on the news the mess that Texas was in. The coldest temperatures … Continue reading Volume 107: Planning for When Things Go Wrong →

Volume 106: Taking Care of Yourself

Hello All! Roy’s Director of Operations, Kalman Kreitman, checking in for this edition of our newsletter. I wanted to give Roy a break, and there’s a topic I wanted to talk about with an industry that typically doesn’t do a good job of it: taking care of yourself. The Challenge:The corrugated men and women we … Continue reading Volume 106: Taking Care of Yourself →

Volume 105: Why So Many Goals Fail

A large portion of the population makes New Year’s Resolutions. Some have to do with weight or health, some have to do with attitudes or language, some are even professional! Unfortunately, a sizeable group has already abandoned their goals. Yes, less than three weeks in, and many people have already long forgotten about the resolutions … Continue reading Volume 105: Why So Many Goals Fail →