…or around the track, or down the scenic path, or along the planned city route. Since the oppressive heat and humidity here in Illinois has finally given way to the cool of fall, I am seeing people outside again resuming their running routines. Lately I seem to be bumping into people who are training forContinue reading “Run For The Hills”
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It’s Here!
After a couple of years and a bit of editing, my book “Cultivating a Healthy Volunteer Team“ is published! Over the years I have encountered many in the non-profit, association, and faith-based communities who struggle to develop and maintain healthy volunteer teams. I don’t claim to know it all but I have worked with thousandsContinue reading “It’s Here!”
Shoes
They can make a statement. They can be functional. They can be high-heeled, flat, sporty, ballerina, chunky, practical, or platform. They can make us feel tall, fast, smart, sassy, or all of the above. They may pinch, rub, cause us to blister, or slip off of our feet. They might be just the thing weContinue reading “Shoes”
The Guided Tour Gamble
I haven’t been on a guided tour in years. I can’t actually remember if I’ve ever been on a guided tour. My husband and I were recently visiting an amazing venue out of state and took advantage of a guided tour of the property. The guide was knowledgeable about the building and provided some greatContinue reading “The Guided Tour Gamble”
Wait Your Turn
I understand being in a hurry or walking fast. I walk fast, talk fast, listen fast, and think fast. Most event planners do. However, there are certain moments in one’s life when you have to pause for just a second. I’m talking about when the elevator doors open. You understand that in order for youContinue reading “Wait Your Turn”