We all know that attitude is one of the most important factors in determining success. John, an entrepreneur who had always been extremely hard on himself, believed that his attitude
Breaking the Stress Habit
Useless Resolutions
It’s February 2015. We’ve purchased, partied, paid and permitted ourselves to indulge over the holidays – and maybe even beyond, with that golden ticket of the inner conversation, “It’s OK,
Are You Winning the Battle?
How often can you honestly say that your sales managers apply this rule to their salespeople? What systems do your salespeople have in place to ensure victory, even before they
An artistic foray
Ania “Forre & Covers” contemporary gallery symbolizes how business has changed along Las Olas Boulevard in the past decades. Many businesses used to shut down during the summer, but growth
When war was hell in Florida
Florida has transformed from being known as a mysterious swampland to a thriving world economy. The history of our nation and state has been marked by wars and periods of
From Chaos to Calm: Mindfulness Apps
Mindfulness meditation, the ancient practice of focusing the mind and increasing nonjudgmental present awareness, has made its way into the business community. Individuals and corporations are embracing these skills to
Greg Baty scores with investments and jobs
Baty is a principal in Fort Lauderdale with Hamilton Lane, which manages the $500 million Florida Growth Fund. The fund was created in 2009 to invest up to 1.5 percent
A Legal & Political Heavyweight
There’s a big trend of talent from the Northeast flowing into South Florida, but attorney Michael W. Moskowitz is ahead of the curve by 35 years. He was a federal
Agenda
Zimmerman gets Horatio Alger Award The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans has announced that Jordan Zimmerman, founder and chairman of Zimmerman Advertising, is one of its 2015 honorees. The
Industrial boom shows no signs of slowing
The sheer mass of all the big box industrial buildings that have raced out of the ground in the last two years in South Florida could hold the entire populous