A tongue in cheek question, brief discussion and an awesome informational guide for this week's What I would have said... When is exercising the WRONG decision? (Let me direct first: I am NOT advocating for a lack of physical exercise or mental exercise. It is an essential tool in the belt for everyone. I am not talking about ditching your Peloton Bike...I consider myself a rower but goodness gracious those beasts are expensive) What I am positing however is a difficult quest

Continuing with the theme of what we were going to discuss in the world prior to #covid19 One of the many great connections @Peoplelift made in 2019 was Ronnell Richards . In these two clips, Ronnell and I discussed #vulnerability and being your #authentic self. Vulnerability - via LinkedIn With vulnerability, it's been clear to me that by removing your own ego from the problem, most people will be willing to help you. That is how our organization went from a cup of coffee an

40 days after this was written, what seems like the entire world began to march for #justice. This post from our previous site spoke about how our CEO shifted the entire business to serving #covid19 response companies. My how quickly things change! ----- A blog post from our CEO Tim Visconti 4 weeks ago, I wrapped up a call with our team after making the hardest business decision of my career. Like many others, we were laying off the majority of our team because we experience

86 days... It’s been 86 days since my wife and I decided to 'play it safe' and quarantine due to COVID 19...