It’s December. The year went fast and is quickly ending. Winter is on its way. It’s a time to be still and to rest. A time to assess how this year has gone and set goals for new year. Rest is often difficult to attain in American culture with our fast-paced personal and work lives. […]
The Q4 Sprint: Reaching Our Goals
We are fully in the 4th quarter of the year. And like you, I am assessing how things are going and what needs to be done in the last 90 days of the year to end the year strong and set myself up for the new year that is coming. It’s a time of completion […]
Flexing Your Leadership Style
In the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Program, I teach the module on leadership. We use a styles inventory, which like so many of these tools offers a 2×2 square. These squares reduce all of the aspects of leadership styles can be reduced to four words. Myers Briggs, Disc, Styles at Work, all have 4 […]
Celebrating My Father and His Contribution
My father, Donald T. Moss, was born the youngest of nine children in the Jim Crow South, in a small town called Winnfield, Louisiana in 1937 to Lorenza and Frank Moss. By the time he was 5 years old, his mother had succumbed to diabetes. Frank (born in 1886) & Lorenza, my grandparents, were the […]
Building Positive Relationships
Relationships are challenging at best. Even the most positive relationships have their ups and downs. Everett and I have been tracking and exploring our personal and business relationships. We agree the following are important elements to a successful relationship of any kind with another human being. Making that human-to-human connection in an authentic way. Every […]
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