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One day early in my marriage, I returned home after a tiring day of work ready to relax, but instead found dirty dishes piled in the sink. I remember thinking, “If I were home all day, I would never leave dirty dishes for my wife to clean after she had worked all day.” These leftover dirty dishes bothered me for years as ...
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In March 2016 we got the news that no parent wants to ever get – our 18-year-old son, Coby took his own life.
We were in shock, how could this be? He was always joking and smiling, he went out of his way to make people feel good. Coby was a star athlete on his way to play soccer ...
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For the past 15 years I’ve played Santa Claus at my Dad’s church in a low-income section of Philadelphia. It’s a treat to see the children’s faces and their smiles. I really enjoy doing this, but it wasn’t always that way.
My first outing as Santa, found me interacting with the children, asking if they had been good, while handing out donated presents. At one point, after handing a child his gift, a mother looked at me scornfully and asked, “Is ...
Continue Reading →Better benefits benefit employers, employees. A great article in NJBIZ quoting leading experts on the subject, including our own Vlad St. Phard. Learn how they can benefit your business too:
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If you forged out on your own and started your own business, you are an eagle. But one of the amazing things about eagles, is that they don’t flock like chickens or seagulls. They are independent, perched above all they survey, giving them a perspective that no one else has and enables them to make decisions that those below are unable to.
As a business leader, you have many of the same traits. Perched above your business you can see the whole picture, ...
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