Author: MCGadmin

  • 5 keys to fostering healthy creative relationships

    Five keys to fostering healthy creative relationships Let’s get this out of the way…you are CREATIVE.   Creativity is not reserved for budding artists or musicians. It’s an integral part of who we are. The only thing that separates you from someone you view as more creative is a steady practice of using and developing your creative…

  • Avoiding Soapbox Conversations

    Avoiding Soapbox Conversations

    Avoiding Soapbox Conversations We meet. We converse. We enjoyed each other’s company. We part ways. We leave the conversation wondering what we are supposed to do next. Why was that interaction vital to me? Whether you have thought about it or not, you better start paying attention to the conversational reactions you are having. Internal conversations…

  • Are you teachable?

    Are you teachable? I’m wired to explore the world I live in curiously. I am finding ways to expand my comfort zone and go beyond what I see. I’m learning to unlearn the patterns of behavior that do not serve me. I want to become the best version of myself and help you do the…

  • 3 Types of Promises

    3 Types of Promises

    Personal integrity and honor depends on owning and delivering on the promises we make. Relationship trust is too valuable to take for granted.

  • We already know our future

    We already know our future

    We already know our future Warning: Don’t believe this following statement unless you want to flourish. We already know our future if we don’t continually take proactive action. Our economic well-being demands perpetual reinvention. As the old saying goes, reinvent or die. This is no longer a fancy tagline; it is required action to survive and…

  • Reactive Action is a Hope Strategy

    Reactive Action is a Hope Strategy

    Reactive Action is a Hope Strategy Whether we are talking about self-improvement or implementing a new product line, one thing is true, action is required.   If we don’t take action, then we are left with hope as a strategy. Relying on hope is like standing on a rickety old three-legged chair, expecting not to land on…