There’s no failure in life – we only perceive that we fail at things. There’s only feedback on how to do it better, faster, easier, simpler or differently next time. As kids we fall off our bikes many, many times and get back on. Why do we, as adults, “fail” at something once and decide we can’t do it or it’s not meant for us? Check out this week’s quick video to find out more!
Best Strategies for Retaining Top Employees
Retaining top talent has become one of the most pressing challenges for businesses today. In a competitive job market, where employees have more options than ever, companies are not just competing for customers but also for the very people who