Associative memory is your brain’s magic wand. It connects the dots between seemingly unrelated ideas. It’s why you smell cinnamon and suddenly remember your grandmother’s
“If you are looking for perfect safety, you will do well to sit on a fence and watch the birds.” Wilbur Wright’s words from 1901
Saying no is a power move. When you can’t deliver, saying no saves time, energy, and relationships. It sets the tone for honesty and professionalism.
Identity paralysis doesn’t just affect individuals—it can immobilize communities too. In multifamily property management, identity paralysis occurs when an organization loses its sense of purpose
Identity paralysis refers to individuals feeling immobilized in their personal development, unable to comprehend or evolve their sense of self. This condition often arises during
Dr. D.W. McKinnon, a psychologist renowned for studying the 20th-century’s most creative individuals, discovered that creativity is not the result of random inspiration. Instead, it
Every day is all there is. Not tomorrow. Not yesterday. Today. Joan Didion didn’t write those words to be poetic. She meant them as a
Summary: A tribute to Bill Campbell’s transformative leadership, this book combines practical advice with rich anecdotes to highlight the importance of empathy, teamwork, and coaching
In the multifamily industry and business, emotionally loaded conversations are inevitable. Avoiding these challenging discussions can have ripple effects—lowering team member engagement, reducing efficiency, and
Normal is a trap disguised as safety. The definition of “normal” – conforming to the standard or the common type, usual – sounds harmless, even
