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Self Care

Show Them You (Self) Care

The business world can be rush, rush, rush sometimes. It’s easy to get so wrapped up in deadlines, important deals, and putting in extra hours that you forget to take care of yourself. Burnout is no joke, and eventually, every person has a limit that can be reached if they don’t stop and take care… Read More

Posted 2 weeks ago January 12, 2023
By Daniel Trujillo
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Uncategorized

Brand Matters: The Value of Self-Care 

It’s hard to take care of others if you aren’t taking care of yourself. As a business owner, it’s important to practice self-care in your own life to encourage  your employees and clients to follow suit. Implementing self-care and positive lifestyle changes can lead to improved productivity in the office and support improved mental health… Read More

Posted 5 months ago August 17, 2022
By admin
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Health and Wellness / Million Dollar Mindset / Personal Growth / Productivity

Is Enough Enough, Or Is Enough Not Enough?

We’ve all heard people say, “Enough is enough.” The person saying it wants something to stop because they can no longer accept or deal with it. We’ve all said it from time to time.

Posted 3 years ago September 23, 2019
By Greg Muzzillo, Founder of Proforma
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Productivity

Creative Outlets: 4 Ways to Build Mental Health

It’s not always easy to maintain sanity in this crazy, busy and fast-paced world we live in. Eight hour workdays could easily be 10 hour work days which inevitably aren’t long enough to complete all the projects we’ve been assigned. Undoubtedly this can cause frustration or a feeling of lack of accomplishment. By now, if… Read More

Posted 8 years ago February 11, 2015
By Danny Trizio
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Total Project Management

Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda

Interested in gauging the perspective of your team in easy and effective means?  Try a Start-Stop-Continue exercise.  This exercise is efficient and can be used by anyone, even if you are not familiar with facilitating groups.  With this one short exercise you can walk away with a better understanding of what you Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda… Read More

Posted 10 years ago June 24, 2013
By Barbara Sulik
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