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While translating our old blogs for the upcoming Spanish version of our website, I came across a couple where Lynda-Ross and I talk about our use of Perceptual Styles in our personal life: If you are Activity, who is your best match, and The most important thing your dictionary doesn’t tell you.

Over the course of the last couple of months, I have been sharing with you the journey that our friend Charlie embarked on when he decided to participate in our Team Dynamics Blueprint program since it provided quick reference information and practical tips and techniques for motivating, guiding, and communicating with his team members, boss, and peers.

What do you think of when you’re asked to define leadership?

Last month, I had the opportunity to delve into the dynamics of team management through a couple of blog posts I authored, inspired by an unexpected gesture from Charlie, a former client of ours. (You can find those blogs here: Team Dynamics Blueprint – Me and my manager & Team Dynamics Blueprint – Me and the Management Team).

Gary and I are excited to share a bit about our next book project! We’re compiling some incredible real-life stories from friends and clients who've felt the magic of Perceptual Style in their lives. We hope these stories will be sparks of motivation, inspiring others to embark on their own paths of personal growth and development.

Last month I authored a blog titled Me and My Manager (Team Dynamics Blueprint – Me and my manager) which was prompted by an unexpected gift from Charlie, a former customer of ours.

Five weeks ago, I found myself in the hospital for a five day stay that was precipitated by acute diverticulitis. It started out two weeks earlier as periodic lower intestinal cramping. I ended up in the ER with almost constant cramping after nothing had passed through my system for 48 hours.

This past Christmas I received a big box of chocolates and a lovely card from a former client of ours who had decided to retire effective at the end of the year. In the card, Charlie thanked us for providing the tools that allowed him to spend eight happy and productive years of employment.

New beginnings are a chance to reset. Every fresh start is a wonderful opportunity to recalibrate your focus on what truly matters in your life and let go of what no longer serves you or brings you joy. It’s like giving your life goals a thoughtful, rejuvenating overhaul

The hot topic at this time of year is New Year's resolutions. In the last four days alone, I've received several emails and read numerous blogs on the subject. Friends, family, and clients have asked me about my resolutions for 2024.