5 Ways to Balance Work and Family

5 Ways to Balance Work and Family

With a family of 6 and a small business to grow and manage, time management is a very important topic to me!  As we look at the year ahead, it is always a good idea to see if our work life and family life is balanced.  Here a few things I have learned from others and...
4 Ways to be Wildly Productive

4 Ways to be Wildly Productive

1) Write down a list of your top priority tasks the day before. The last 10 minutes of your day should consist of preparing for the next day. List 3-5 important projects and schedule time blocks to work on them the next day. It’s crucial that you write these projects...
Is Your Team Failing?

Is Your Team Failing?

How do you measure success among your team? Are these expectations clearly communicated to them? Can you define what success looks like in each position in your organization? Without KRA’s we are setting up our team members for failure! CJ Fritsch has written about...
3 Ways to Maximize Your Strengths

3 Ways to Maximize Your Strengths

Time and time again, insecurities and discouragement hinder leaders from fully capitalizing on their strengths. Many leaders with promising futures never see or utilize their potential because they are so bogged down with trying to improve their weaknesses. Learn how...
Why Did They Really Resign?

Why Did They Really Resign?

We all know the typical reasons why people leave their jobs: little opportunity for advancement, poor leadership from senior management and unsatisfactory compensation/benefits. We decided to dig a little deeper to learn why medical professionals, specifically, decide...
5 Tips for Landing the Best Candidate

5 Tips for Landing the Best Candidate

As recent changes in healthcare policies have been implemented, demands for NPs and other healthcare professionals are growing exponentially. Thus, it is imperative that hiring managers of various institutions are a step ahead of their competitors in attracting and...