Sometimes getting yelled out causes a chain for improvement.
The Importance of Perspective
5 Tips for a Peaceful Passing of the Programs (Part 1)
A week or so ago Cindy and I covered a class for our colleague, Monica. It was a one-day program. At first glance it was pretty straightforward... until it wasn't. Do you ever think about writing down all the things you do on a daily basis or all the intricacies of running your events? Or updating your checklists daily? I would say most people don't. Here's what you can do when faced with having to cover for someone.
Swamp Stomp
Last weekend Jerry and I ran the Wilson Swamp Stomp along with a friend of ours, Chris. There was a choice to run a 5K or an 8K, and we chose the 8K. There are so many things to like about this event. I hope that I can capture it all!
Why Your Feedback Matters to Hotels
Making Any Conversation Easy
Have you ever had a difficult time starting a conversation because the topic was difficult? Or you liked the person and felt emotionally vested and didn't want to hurt their feelings? How about a conflict with your supervisor, client, or vendor that was tough to handle? We've all had these situations arise at one point or another either at work or in our personal lives. If we were able to get through them gracefully it was a feat!