When life is busy and you’re in a cycle of responding to things that keep popping up instead of working on your actual todo list, you can forget what’s really important. It can be easy to lose track when you’re not paying attention, when your eyes are on your feet instead of the horizon.

Meetings are a common part of any business, but they can easily become a source of frustration, wasted time, and unproductive communication. When done correctly, meetings can be a powerful tool for communication, time management, and problem solving. Does your meeting rhythm need a tune up?

It can be easy to fall into the trap of scarcity and fear. We worry that if we share too much, we'll lose our competitive edge or run out of resources. But what if we approached business (and life) with an entirely different mindset? What if we lived like there was always going to be more?

Data is an important asset for your business, and with the increasing amount of data being generated every day, it has become more critical than ever to protect it. If you think that you’re too small or insignificant to be targeted, think again.

Lifting as you climb is not just a core value for many successful businesses (including us), it's also a way of life. By investing in others, mentoring, and helping each other, we create a positive environment that fosters growth, development, and success.

Hiring is hard. You have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find your perfect person but you do it because you know it's critical that you add the right people to your team. It pays to make sure you hire the right person the first time.

Lead scoring is an effective way for sales and marketing teams to prioritize their efforts on high-quality leads that are more likely to convert into a customer. This results in a more effective and aligned team - and a better bottom line for your business.

At its core, leaving something better than you found it is all about having a long-term perspective. It's about understanding that the work we do today has an impact on tomorrow, next week, next year, and beyond. It's about taking responsibility for that impact and working to make it a positive one.