Don’t Put The Important Things Off: Later Will Be Now Before You Know It

by Carol Schultz | Oct 31, 2020 | 0 comments

I have a question to ask you. But you have to slow down to answer it. Stop scrolling. Take a moment. Take a breath. Question: Knowing what you know now, having all of life’s experiences thus far behind you, what would you do differently? The Present Why is this...

Being Comfortable with the Uncomfortable

by Carol Schultz | Oct 7, 2019 | 0 comments

No matter your role or how long you have been in it, we all have situations we would rather avoid. Scenarios can range from taking on a project in which you are not sure you will excel, having a difficult conversation with a client or colleague, or even simply...

The Perilous Employment Market

by | May 13, 2016 | 0 comments

5 Key components to navigating the constantly evolving and ever perilous employment market In 2009 unemployment reached 10% nationally and entire regions of the country lost industries, which comprised the backbone of their economies for a century; the employment...

Are you being asked “dumb/silly/stupid” questions in interviews?

by | May 13, 2016 | 0 comments

I imagine a great number of people feel that questions asked of them in interviews are dumb and serve no real purpose. At least that’s what over 90% of the people said in a group I belong to on LinkedIn when posed with the question, “What are the dumbest, silliest and...

Line Of Sight…Do You Have It?

by | May 13, 2016 | 0 comments

In my early twenties I was put in charge of a Final Test group at a capital equipment company. This group was responsible for the last step prior to shipment to the customer. The equipment we tested sold for well north of $1 million. Given the size of the company at...