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Major Mistakes in Apartment Hunting You Need to Avoid

Every renter is hopeful and excited when looking for a new place to stay. They're ready to invest every possible resource to get the right apartment. However, there are some common mistakes that every renter makes while apartment hunting. Fortunately, these pitfalls that plague the renters can be prevented just by being a bit more careful. Mistakes to avoid while searching for the right apartment in Blaine. Assuming That Shifting Can Be The Solution To Your Issues Often renters think t

Emily Rice

Feb 7, 2019•3 min read

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Sharing Knowledge to Future Generations of Professionals

Knowledge is power in the business world, and as a leader, it’s important to share some knowledge with others. To teach people what you have learned so that other people can develop into leaders themselves. It’s easy to surround yourself with the best people when knowledge and training have been shared. Here are a few tidbits that I have learned over the years, that I wanted to share with you, just as I had the opportunity to share with a couple High School students curious about what to d

Emily Rice

Feb 6, 2019•3 min read

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Choose Happiness

Today is a special day, because today it is February 4, 2019. It’s a special day because there has never been a February 4, 2019 and there will never be another one again. Life is too short to not to be happy. So, why not live this day, a happy day. As we grow older, we become increasingly aware of the fact that life is too short. Although it may be easier said than done, all the hardships and disappointments of the past or present should not stop us from living our next moments in the

Emily Rice

Feb 4, 2019•1 min read

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Failure Remains Successful If We Learn From It

Failure and success are often seen as opposites of each other. However, failure isn’t the enemy of success, but rather an important part to success. Failure can appear as disheartening and upsetting, but failure, mistakes, and accidents all play a vital role in helping people grow. Even though failure has the potential to hold you back, don’t let it. Try a few minor adjustments. An example of this is Stephen King. Today, Stephen King is critically known for his horror novels. Before

Emily Rice

Feb 1, 2019•1 min read

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Why Happiness Drives Your Success

Last week, we had the opportunity to have two high school students job shadow the President of our company, Mike Kaeding. They were curious about what they should do after high school. They asked Mike questions about the path that he took to get to where he is today. Mike told them that he majored in computer science with a minor in mathematics and management. They were surprised. Just looking at Mike's major, you would never have guessed that he ended up in business. But his story isn’t

Emily Rice

Jan 30, 2019•1 min read

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Giving & Receiving Feedback

Recently, I was told about a flaw of mine that I was not aware of. I get really excited about ideas that I will help start and kick them off, but then I run away and go after the next idea leaving everyone in the wake to get that job done. I’ve basically crushed everyone around me. They're working crazy hours and they're getting burnt out based on my behavior. I would not have known that this was a flaw of mine, unless someone brought it to my attention. That is why, it's important to

Emily Rice

Jan 28, 2019•1 min read

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Respect is a Two Way Street

Small acts of kindness in the workplace can spread, creating a monumental increase in respect. Anyone at any level in an organization can show respect towards others. Between employee to employee, management to management, or management to employee, the rules are the same. Respect can increase the productivity level among employees. It can increase employee engagement and job satisfaction. There are tremendous outcomes when respect is present in a work place. But, if you take respect

Emily Rice

Jan 25, 2019•1 min read

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The Balance Between Working Hard and Working Smart

You know you need to get work done. It’s piling up, but you just don’t know where to start! Should you work smarter or should you work harder? The answer is both. There is a correlation between working hard and working smart. When working smart, people are often guided by their goals and plans to get the job done. They feel motivated to focus on the things that matter most. Comparatively, working hard tells us to act and to implement a solution. On occasion, people push through setback

Emily Rice

Jan 23, 2019•1 min read