BALANCING ‘DOING’ WITH ‘BEING’

BALANCING ‘DOING’ WITH ‘BEING’ By Jim Langley  In William Shakespeare’s classic literary work, Hamlet, he includes the famous words, “To be, or not to be – that is the question: Whether is nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune...

CUSTOMER FIRST – OR SHAREHOLDER FIRST?

CUSTOMER FIRST – OR SHAREHOLDER FIRST? By Rick Boxx Jack Ma, founder of Alibaba Group Holding Limited, a pace-setting e-commerce company, and one of the wealthiest business people in China, explained his simple, straight-forward business philosophy during an interview...

THE BEST THINGS ALWAYS TAKE TIME

THE BEST THINGS ALWAYS TAKE TIME By Robert J. Tamasy It used to be said that “a watched pot never boils,” but with the advances in technology, a more current version of this saying might be, “a watched microwave never beeps.” It seems that whether in business, in...

DECIDE WHAT IS IMPORTANT, ELIMINATE THE REST

DECIDE WHAT IS IMPORTANT, ELIMINATE THE REST By Jim Mathis Having pursued professional photography for most of my adult life, there are many things I have enjoyed about it. Among them are the principles I have encountered that can be easily applied to other areas of...