Monday Manna

Are You Properly "Invested" In Your Work?

By rtamasy
• August 5, 2013

“If you had the opportunity to do anything you wanted to do, and money (financial compensation) was not an issue, would you still do what ...

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Always Have A Backup Plan

By rboxx
• July 29, 2013

Some time ago one of my business friends contracted with a large provider of software to have a new system installed for his company. Based ...

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What Has Become of Customer Service?

By rtamasy
• July 22, 2013

Do you remember when “customer service” was a hallmark of good business? Retailers like J.C. Penney and Sam Walton understood their customers were their greatest ...

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Who Are You Wearing?

By lallen
• July 15, 2013

“Who are you wearing?” Does that not sound like an odd question? It is, unless you are a celebrity walking the so-called “red carpet” prior ...

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What Remains: The True Test of A Leader

By rtamasy
• July 8, 2013

If 100 business executives were asked what they considered the characteristics of a good leader, they probably would provide 100 very different answers. But in ...

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Competition, Integrity, and Compassion

By rboxx
• July 1, 2013

When we talk about competition in business, typically we are thinking in terms of trying to achieve an advantage over our competitors – whether through ...

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Aligning Actions With Words

By rtamasy
• June 24, 2013

Over the past several years I have had the privilege of writing books about two companies with well thought-out, clearly articulated mission statements. They communicate ...

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A Memorable Example for Finishing Well

By kkorkow
• June 17, 2013

It was more than two years ago, but I still remember the day vividly. I was with my friend, Dean Parrack, at the end – ...

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The Pervasive Power of Persistence

By rtamasy
• June 10, 2013

What would you consider the foremost requirement for success in the workplace? Would it be talent? Or education? Training? Good luck?  Certainly each of these ...

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The Neglected Virtue of Hard Work

By rboxx
• June 3, 2013

A survey conducted by Parade magazine, which appears in newspapers across the United States each week, discovered 51 percent of the 26,000 people polled believe ...

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Handling The Dreaded Curveball

By rtamasy
• May 27, 2013

Prior to the 1950s, baseball was an almost exclusively American sport. It was often referred to as “the national pastime.” Following World War II, however, ...

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Passing Time and Creating Vision

By jmathis
• May 20, 2013

One of the startling realities of life is how quickly time passes. Children grow up and people get old in what seems like an instant. ...

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