Archives for July 2019

Things have changed dramatically over the last century. We’re more connected and more in tune with our technology than ever before, but that has some negative impacts as well as positive. In particular, there’s no way to deny that some aspects of the world just seem to be negative these days – social media and the internet, in particular. [Read more…]

Life is full of stress and angst today. From a business standpoint, there are tariffs on the imports and exports of all kinds of products. These taxes are making it nearly impossible for some organizations to stay afloat. As if that wasn’t enough, there are also international problems galore. Various countries are worried about the United States and Iran becoming entangled in a military conflict. Not to mention, North Korea’s nuclear weapons, Russian voter hacking, and the Venezuelan presidential situation are all concerns as well.
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Today’s workforce is not the same as it once was. Many baby boomers are hitting retirement age and being ushered out of companies everywhere. Meanwhile, those from Generation X are still hanging around performing their duties as asked. Then, there is the newest edition of millennials entering the labor force. It is not right to clump all of the persons from this era into a single category, but many of them feel as if they are entitled to something.
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For those that haven’t heard yet, The OM Factor: A Woman’s Guide to Spiritual Leadership by Alka Dhillon is now available in audiobook format. It is accessible on the different platforms of Audible, Amazon, and Apple Books. While this may not seem like a huge deal to some women in business, for others, it offers a great opportunity. Why? Well, there are lots of reasons why, so stay put and read further to learn all about them.
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Often, when persons here the word spiritual, religion is the first thing that pops into their mind. However, being a spiritual entrepreneur doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with particular faiths or beliefs. Rather, these people take a love and compassion approach to business. A spiritual entrepreneur believes that being in business is a calling instead of just something that has to be done to pay the bills.
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Although some folks may believe that a compassionate leader is someone that employees can walk all over, this assumption is usually wrong. While these persons tend to promote a compassionate and person-centered organizational culture, they are also capable of laying down the law and enforcing rules and policies when necessary. Treating co-workers with kindness, dignity, and respect can go a long way though. In turn, they are likely to return the favor.
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