I know that Stephen Garber knows people. The president of Third Level is a seasoned expert on change management, relationship building and quality-of-life issues. He is an international executive coach,
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What we don’t say is often more powerful than what we do. Salespeople know. You make the offer or ask, and then be quiet: Get comfortable with the silence. I’m
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Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds that you plant. — Robert Louis Stevenson When humans are confronted with fearful circumstances—physical, emotional or existential—we have
Read More [vc_row css_animation=”” row_type=”row” use_row_as_full_screen_section=”no” type=”full_width” angled_section=”no” text_align=”left” background_image_as_pattern=”without_pattern”][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text] 2020: 29 days in February, seemingly 300 days of March, and an endless April. Then a rocky roll toward normalcy in
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Dwyane Wade’s retirement celebration was powerful. He is such a compelling athlete, teammate, husband, father—a leader who makes an impact in the community. Pro sports can seem so cookie-cutter and
Read More If you are over 30—and maybe younger—you sat in rows in school. Perfect rows, nice, neat and consistent. Henry Ford is famous for having perfected, if not inventing, the assembly
Read More So often, the treasures are right there for us to see—but we miss them. How often when we drive do we really see the landscape or the cityscape and think
Read More Thanksgiving. The holidays. The New Year. Times of reflection, celebration, family and friendship. Overeating, overindulging, seeing the family we love–the one that perhaps drives us crazy. These are the things
Read More Change is constant, and going faster than ever. We call it innovation, transformation and continuous improvement. It happens with success, failure, acquisitions and mergers. We can manage the change, or
Read More We hear so much these days about the divisions between us—all those things that keep us apart. Gender, age, race, origin, politics—they are all blamed for what divides us. It
Read More We hear so much these days about the divisions between us—all those things that keep us apart. Gender, age, race, origin, politics, they are all showing up as what divides
Read More The more things change, the more they stay the same. Here we are, in the digital, artificial intelligence, big data, robotics world. We are challenged to learn, hire, and develop
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