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It’s Not Fair

July 23, 2018/in Nuggets and Encouragement Regarding Strategy and Focus/by Tom Doescher

After reading The Capitalist Comeback, by Andrew Puzder, I debated blogging about it. I’m still not sure what the exact angle is, but I decided to offer a few sound bites and leave it up to you. Even though I spent the first 15 years of my professional career advising (financially, that is) local governments — […]

Switch On Your Brain

July 9, 2018/in Sharpening Your Personal Leadership Skills/by Tom Doescher

Switch On Your Brain is actually the title of a fascinating book written by Dr. Caroline Leaf, a neuroscientist with more than 20 years of clinical experiences. Since the ’80s, she has intensely studied the brain. Caution: I want to mention, upfront, that she’s a practicing Christian who incorporates her faith and scripture into her […]

Trust Your Gut

June 18, 2018/in Nuggets and Encouragement Regarding Strategy and Focus/by Tom Doescher

Over the past few years, I’ve worked with business owners who, when relating a situation in their business, would say something like, “I knew I should have done this or that.” I can relate. Based on my self-diagnosis, I would say that I’m not naturally intuitive. This conclusion is the result of working with a […]

Are Your Best Successes a Result of Goal-Setting?

June 4, 2018/in Nuggets and Encouragement Regarding Strategy and Focus/by Tom Doescher

I will readily admit that mine aren’t. Goal-setting has been on my mind a lot lately, as I recently have been involved in career-planning discussions with 20-somethings. As we’ve talked about their passions — or, sometimes, their lack of passions — I’ve also spent some time reflecting on my own life (it’s true, I didn’t feel a […]

What is the Key to a Happier Life?

May 21, 2018/in Sharpening Your Personal Leadership Skills/by Tom Doescher

Rhonda Byrne, in her book The Magic, claims the answer is gratitude. This reminded me of a conversation I had last spring with Dr. William Malarkey, who espoused the importance of gratitude in a healthy life. Byrne, a television and film producer, quotes many diverse sources to support her position, including Einstein, Isaac Newton, John […]