ADHD and Me We have all seen children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and perhaps bouncing all over the room. Parents used to say, “Don’t worry, he’ll grow out of it.” Well, sort of. I never outgrew my attention deficit disorder symptoms behavior which demonstrated problems with attention, hyperactivity, and impulse control. I didRead more
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The Key to Remote Work Success We live in a post-COVID reality, and after the pandemic is over, the workplace is not going back to the way it was before. A recent study has shown that 52% of workers want to continue remote work even after the pandemic. With all the virtual workplace advantages, theRead more
Why being in action is the key to success. One of my hobbies is dealing poker at private parties (Well, actually I do get paid for it). There is rarely any money changing hands; It is all just good fun! I will never forget this one hand: It was the river, in layman’s terms theRead more
Focus Pocus for Work from Home Frustrations I haven’t written in awhile, I have been occupied developing a workshop for you. it is my Get in Focus and Skyrocket Productivity Workshop I am sure this is just what is needed for you get in laser focus. Tell me if this has ever happened to you. Read more
Why continue working remotely? The Worldwide COVID-19 Pandemic has caused us to make many changes in our lives and how we conduct business. A large segment of the population has seen their workplace move from a centralized location to their homes. Now that it appears like the pandemic is winding down, we will be ableRead more
Remote Coaching Methodologies by Demographics. Since a remote workforce is off-site, coaching team members increases in importance geometrically. The question, therefore, becomes not if to coach your team but how to go about coaching your team. In this article, I use characters from one of my favorite movies to illustrate how to coach team membersRead more
Intercultural Competence in Remote Work? Remote work opens up the possibilities of having a global workforce without anyone leaving the comfort of their living room. In my remote work, I have worked seamlessly with people working from the United Kingdom, Japan, Dubai, Germany, Israel, India, Pakistan, Hong Kong, and Canada, so Intercultural competence in remoteRead more
What I learned in the Year of COVID It was the year of COVID! I remember last year, at the beginning of March, I was thinking how bad a year it was for Basketball; Kobe was killed a month prior, and people were still in mourning. My Golden State Warriors, after dominating the NBA forRead more
E-Mentoring Remote Workers Way back in the Pre-COVID Days, Commuting was quite a chore. To get to work, one, sometimes, had to spend hours in cars on clogged freeways spewing greenhouse gases, polluting our environment. If one was conscientious about it and used public transportation, they got to spend their commute time in crowded subwaysRead more
Dealing with Disruptions On February 24th, 2021, Fry’s Electronics shut its doors for good, citing “changes in the retail industry and the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic.” I used to go to Frys, and it would take me 15 minutes to find a parking space, browse the shelves for hours, and then stand inRead more