Confronting the Harsh Reality of Uncertainty
“In this world, nothing can be certain but death and taxes,” a quote attributed to a letter written by Benjamin Franklin in 1789, certainly applies [...]
I Walk So That Others Can Live
Every year in seven cities, thousands of men and women gather to walk 60 miles over the course of three days. Since 2003, the Susan G. [...]
4 Ways to Drive Appreciation and Gratitude at Work
This article was first published on The Huffington Post. As a leader, I always feel gracious for the opportunities I’ve had and appreciative of the [...]
What Studying Juvenile Criminal Defense Taught Me About Life, Business and Philanthropy
You probably wouldn’t guess it if you met me now, but before joining the Pacesetter team I went to law school for juvenile criminal defense. [...]
How to Prepare Your Business For External Forces
It’s a universal truth, and a frightening one, that your business does not exist in a vacuum. Whatever industry you work in, there’s a constellation [...]
What the SeaWheeze Half Marathon Taught Me About Persistence
There’s a lot of people that dislike running, and for a while, I was one of them. So when my sister approached me to ask [...]
Stop Having Important Conversations via Email
The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place. - George Bernard Shaw Office communication used to be limited to [...]
Banish the Customer/Supplier Mentality for an Optimal B2B Partnership
"Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success." - Henry Ford If you want to form a long-lasting, successful [...]