9 Keys to Winning New Friendships
January and August. Two months that are as diametrically opposed as day and night, but that share one important characteristic in common: they are the
January and August. Two months that are as diametrically opposed as day and night, but that share one important characteristic in common: they are the
How can it be? We’ve arrived at the last month of summer, and for many, the first month of school. Now is the time of
Parents, you’re in your last full month. They say you have eighteen summers with your child, and, well….you have entered the ninth inning. In about
Now that school is out and summer is in full swing (already?), you maybe be wondering, “Now what are we going to do for the
Welcome to the last installment of our three-part series on workplace readiness skills for teens and young adults. In this installment, we’ll address four prized leadership attributes
Last week we began our three-part series on workplace readiness skills for teens and young adults. We’re writing this series because we share the concern being voiced
We’ve heard the stories all too often. You have your own stories, no doubt, but here are some of mine: My friend, a corporate executive,
One of life’s pleasures is giving our children a truly meaningful and unexpected gift. But, let’s be honest—with the convenience of gift cards, technology, and
In the blink of an eye June has already arrived, which means we are in for four weeks of graduation ceremonies and parties, Father’s Day
If you’re a parent, mentor, teacher, or coach with a teen (or teens) in your life, you’ve likely had some communication hiccups. Let’s face it—teens
With all the busyness that parenting teenagers entails (homework, sports, after-school activities, sleepovers, college applications, financial aid, finals, parent/teen relationship struggles, etc.), sometimes practicing good
After just finishing up a weekend that focused on all things “Mom,” (and what a great weekend it was!), parenting is fresh on my mind.