Monday Manna

Why No Smiling In The ‘Olden Days’?

By jmathis
• June 22, 2015

Jun 22, 2015 – Jim Mathis   As an expert on old photographs, I am often asked why people were not smiling in old photos. There ...

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Be Assured, Things Could Be Worse

By rtamasy
• June 15, 2015

Jun 15, 2015 – Robert J. Tamasy No job is perfect, and probably all of us have had times when we felt, “I hate my job.” ...

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The Prerogative to Persevere

By CBMC International
• June 8, 2015

  Jun 8, 2015 – Jim Langley Perseverance, in our quick-fix, must-have-it-now society, is not a popular topic. But that does not mean it is not ...

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Quality Requires Attention To Detail

By rtamasy
• March 23, 2015

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Mar 23, 2015 – by Robert J. Tamasy: Over the years, among my most enjoyable experiences have been visits to the famed Walt Disney ...

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Where Do You Place Your Passion?

By CBMC International
• March 16, 2015

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Mar 16, 2015 – by Jim Langley: We often hear people in the workplace talking about “passion” these days, and passion comes in many packages. ...

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Be Careful How You Lead — Or How You Follow

By rtamasy
• March 9, 2015

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Mar 9, 2015 – by Robert J. Tamasy: Recently I read a brief account about a sheep in Istanbul, Turkey that jumped off a ...

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A Simple Guide To Simplifying

By jmathis
• February 23, 2015

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Feb 23, 2015 – by Jim Mathis: Have you noticed that with the ever-increasing complexities of everyday life and work, we are somehow managing to ...

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Rooted Together For Strength

By rtamasy
• February 16, 2015

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Robert J. Tamasy I have never seen firsthand the huge sequoia trees, also known as California redwoods, which grow in the western United States. ...

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The Man Who Refused A Pardon

By CBMC International
• February 9, 2015

Imagine being convicted of a crime you deeply regretted – intentional or unintentional – and being offered a pardon to absolve you of any penalty. ...

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The Priority of Employee Appreciation

By rboxx
• February 2, 2015

Rick Boxx Dr. Paul White, co-author of Five Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace, discovered in his research that 51 percent of managers believed they were doing ...

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‘Run, Forrest, Run!’

By fklumpp
• January 26, 2015

Fritz Klumpp The film “Forrest Gump” is now considered a classic. For me, viewing it was very nostalgic because it seemed to cover such a ...

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Four-Way Test Worth Considering

By rtamasy
• January 19, 2015

Robert J. Tamasy Years ago I was a member of a local chapter of the Rotary Club, an international service organization for business and professional ...

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