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Being a leader is a bit like playing chess. You must know your opponent, be aware of what is currently on the board, and anticipate the next possible moves. Your strategic action is based on these three critical factors: Powers of Observation Patterns of Behavior Position of the Pieces The same holds true in business […]
There’s a little town in West Virginia with a big history. White Sulfur Springs became known as an area health spa in the late 1700’s. The majestic Greenbrier Resort was built and later served as a headquarters and hospital during the Civil War. In later wars, it would shelter diplomats and serve as a hospital […]
In the 1980’s, Neil Howe and William Strauss set out to write a book on Generations. They began studying the differences between generations and their distinct ideologies and methodologies in a linear fashion. They noticed that each generation (or about every 20-25 years) was marked by what they came to call a “turning,” which signified […]
If you ask an interior designer what makes a well-designed home, they will, in some form or fashion, allude to the five basic senses: Sight Smell Hearing Taste Touch An appealing wall color with a pop of art, an aromatic air freshener, background music, homemade cookies on the counter, and interesting textures – these welcome […]
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