Traits of success in the workplace
What makes a person a “success” at work? Consider the person who seems to get promotions, is likable and appears to have it all together. What makes that person stand out?
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Finding identity in Jesus
Josh Lauritch had it all - or so he thought. But when his pride got the best of him, God got ahold of him and Josh learned his true identity is in Jesus.
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Building a positive climate at work
You don’t have to be a CEO, manager, or a supervisor to change the climate in your workplace. We all can be a positive influence to those around us.
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How to finish well and stay connected to your calling
The sooner we make eye contact with God and get in that sweet spot, the more we're going to have joy, impact and balance in our life.
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Biblical wisdom for better business
No one wants to be a bad boss. We highlight three principles, pulled from scripture, for bosses and leaders to consider:
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Hope after a job loss
Losing your job is a difficult experience, one that can cause intense stress and worry. However, it also can help to strengthen you in the long run.
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Are you in the zone?
There are four career zones that we may find ourselves in life where we need to pivot: renewal, reinvention, revectoring, and repurposing.
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How to pivot towards your ideal career
There are small adjustments that you can make to utilize your skill-set and find greater opportunities in the workplace.
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How to love your work in 2017
Are you feeling stuck in your job? Now is the time to assess where you are in your career and begin a plan for a more satisfying future.
Check your Emotional Intelligence
Do you know how to "read the room"? Dr. Linda Mintle offers five ways you can develop and hone the skills of Emotional Intelligence.
The trap of perfectionism
Are you pushing too much, overcorrecting, not allowing others to learn from their mistakes? Dr. Linda Mintle offers how to overcome perfectionism.