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Personailty “Type” Psychological Awareness-Behavioral Predictability Business Life, Personal Life, and Team Building
Many and most individuals in business and in life struggle with the goal of better engagement. From a business perspective many are what we call…
Read More . . . Local Business Digital Survival Guide: Part 2
Remember when having a website was enough? You’d put up a digital brochure with your hours, services, and a contact form, then wonder why the…
Read More . . . Wellness in the Workplace: The Invisible Thread
In many professional settings, career success and personal wellness are treated as separate entities, when in reality, they’re intertwined. We may intend to prioritize our…
Read More . . . Make Like a Baby and Advertise
If you have ever played Peek-A-Boo with a baby, you know what Object Permanence is. Typically, babies learn between 4 and 8 months that you…
Read More . . . Local Business Digital Survival Guide: Part 1
You could have the best product in Lynchburg, the most skilled team in Central Virginia, and five-star service that would make your grandmother proud. But…
Read More . . . Building Bridges: Why Strategic Partnerships Are the Key to a Thriving Lynchburg Community
Greater Lynchburg’s nonprofit community is vibrant and collaborative. Every visit to a local organization reveals partnerships in action-sharing resources, co-hosting workshops, and volunteering at each…
Read More . . . Finding Your Place: My Experience with Young Professionals of Central Virginia
When I first joined Young Professionals of Central Virginia (YPCV), I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. Like many of us balancing career growth with…
Read More . . . How AI is helping Lynchburg Businesses
Here’s something I’ve been thinking about lately: Lynchburg businesses are caught in a tough spot. You need to compete with bigger markets like Roanoke, Charlottesville,…
Read More . . . Drawing Strength: How Archery Silences the Noise of War
In 2015, I came home from Afghanistan carrying memories that never slept: the sights and smells of combat and cowardly suicide bombings; the faces of…
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