The story of my father and how he remained serene and committed to his plan and soon the flow began to pick up.

Watch this video about why combat veterans put their lives on the line to do their duty.

National Employee Appreciation Day is a great idea, but an even better one is daily appreciation of your employees.

Powerful is the call to sacrifice and service as the bond of trust you share and the debt you.

Fine tune your reception by expressing gratitude, making connections, checking your intake, being kind, and your "But" in there.

Backing off and letting others in is concerned exclusively with providing a solution to a problem and that, like it or not.

Meeting the emotional needs of others for recognition, a sense of belonging, a need for joy and compassion is what builds trust.

Trust is made of the positive emotional experiences we have with others.

Three Joy Hacks to Complete the Happiness Connection

Whatever legacy you hope to leave behind, it’s never too late or too early to start.

Those who don't can count on success only until a better choice comes along.

Some things lend themselves to measurements and so reveal ways to improve them. Some things are important but so intangible that no metrics.

A single act of kindness can live indefinitely, and while it may not increase the length of life, it certainly increase it.

Have you ever experienced a ‘moment of clarity?’

To avoid booking your own Matt Foley, you should understand four elements that made Farley’s fictitious motivational speaker funny.

I’m naturally thrilled with the unlikely success of the Buckeyes winning the historic first College Football Playoff

According to recent research, experiencing and expressing gratitude is quite literally good for us.

What if everything we’ve been led to believe about stress and life balance is wrong?

Cooking or managing or teaching students, simplicity often yields better results than adding more and more layers of complexities.

Humor is best understood not as a beneficial force but as a tool that—when used with the right intention and skill.