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  • Great Decision Making is a Matter of Trust and Fairness

     One of the cornerstones of a productive and harmonious team is its ability to successfully make good decisions that impact the group. More important then that, it is critical to get all members to buy into the decisions once they are made. Whether you are deciding on your next budget cuts, specific project deliverables, or when overtime will be mandated, the decision process itself is as critical as the decision.More

  • Teams Succeed by Putting a Human Face on the Leader

     Leaders are interested in people who will help them accomplish the many goals that are set for their teams. Self-starters, initiative takers, independent, results oriented individuals are in great demand on any team.As part of a team, it’s up to you to help your leaders reach the team’s goals.More

  • Attitude is Infectious - So Inject Your Team with Joy

     Take time to enjoy your leadership role and take the necessary action to infect those around you with joy. Teams take their attitude from their leader, so be as positive and upbeat as you can. People will naturally absorb and adopt your energy level; if you are “down”, it can worry them and bring them down as well.More

  • Rapid Decision Making is the Critical Key to Success

     Just like Pinocchio, in the famous Disney movie, we all have our own version of a "Jiminy Cricket" – an inner voice that represents our conscience and distinguishes right from wrong.Some people call it a "gut feeling", some people see it as God or another force speaking to them and some label it as intuition.When faced with a decision, you will frequently have an impulse, or an immediate sense of which option to choose.More

  • Great Leaders Understand Success Is All About Relationships

     Great leaders understand that, at the end of the day, having a strong and happy team is all about relationships.Individual team members will not support each other if they do not trust one another first. They will not invest in one another or the team as a group unless they truly feel their best interests are being promoted and the other team members sincerely care about them.More

  • Why Do You Really Want Weight Loss Surgery?

     Because weight loss surgery (WLS) is a life changing action it is important to understand why you are heading down this path. WLS is not an end all to your weight problems. In fact patients have been unsuccessful in reaching target weight loss or returned to their former weight after WLS.More

  • Five Things Your Kids Should Know About Saying "NO"

     In today’s world kids are constantly bombarded with the idea they need to say no. Say no to drugs, no to alcohol. Say no to bad ideas from friends that do not have your best interest at heart.More

  • What To Tell Your Teen About Getting Along With Peers

     As a teenager it is important to understand that there will always be a certain amount of conflict and turmoil among your peers. This is because being a teen is all about “winning.” Whether it is actually winning in some real or contrived competition, or just feeling good about yourself it is still “winning”.More

  • A Happy Family Begins with Trust

     One of the cornerstones of a happy and harmonious family is its ability to successfully make good decisions that impact the group. More important than that, it is critical to get all family members to buy into the decisions once they are made. Whether you are deciding on your next outing, what time your son needs to have his homework done, or when your daughter needs to be home from a date the decision process is critical.More

  • 10 Steps to a Happy Family

     1. Focus on outcomes not problemsEach member of the family needs to understand and communicate what their desired outcome is in any situation. In this way every part of your family team can move toward that objective rather than focus on the reasons why it can not happen.2.More