Zingerman’s has used visions to guide our organization’s success for 30 years! Co-founding partners, Ari & Paul, wrote our first company vision back in 1994. They imagined Zingerman’s growing into a community of several Ann Arbor-based food businesses – and ZingTrain was founded in this same year! In 2007, the Zingerman’s Community of Businesses had […]
Change is an inevitable part of life. Organizations embark on new initiatives, businesses begin to offer new products and services, managers want to improve the way their team is working, individuals desire personal and professional growth. But for many of us, change is also challenging. We humans are creatures of habit. Our brains love recognizing […]
What could it look like if anyone in your organization had a real path to grow into leadership, or even ownership? At Zingerman’s, we often say that anyone has the opportunity to become a partner. But it isn’t opportunity alone! We’ve also built supportive systems throughout our organization to develop leaders. In this 45-minute webinar, you’ll […]
Every team goes through ups and downs, and sometimes the culture can take a hit—whether through a slow drift or a sudden shake-up. This energy shift can be overwhelming for leaders, especially as daily demands persist. In this webinar, we explore practical strategies for recognizing when your team’s culture needs attention and how to begin the process […]
The Business Perspective Chart (aka “the BPC”) is one of our favorite training tools here at Zingerman’s. Created by ZingTrain founder, Maggie Bayless, this chart is a graphic representation of the key elements of our organization and how they work together to inspire and guide our daily work. Many organizations have adapted our Business Perspective […]
In today’s competitive job market, first impressions matter – a lot. The way we treat job applicants sets an example of our entire workplace culture. By showing candidates respect, kindness, and clear communication, we not only make them feel valued but also demonstrate the standard for how we treat customers. Regardless of whether they get the job, […]
Erika began working at Outdoor Sylvania in 2000 and has been the Executive Director for the last decade. Outdoor Sylvania is a government-funded organization that manages recreational parks in Sylvania, Ohio. She considers great service to the community her main responsibility and that of all employees. Growing up in Toledo, “Ann Arbor was synonymous with Zingerman’s”, but it […]
Looking to make your seasonal staff shine? Watch this fun, insightful webinar designed to help you set your team up for success during a busy season. Whether you’re gearing up for a holiday rush or preparing for summer crowds, this webinar will show you how to create an environment where seasonal employees can deliver standout service with […]
It may sound silly, but workplace games have proven to be effective! Games can help your team hit its goals, improve your organization’s results, boost energy, and encourage creative thinking. Any organizational issue you’d like to make improvement on is a great candidate around which to design a game. We’ve played workplace games to highlight and fix chronic […]
In 2002, Zingerman’s decided to adopt open book management, a system where everyone in the organization takes responsibility for the effective operation of the business – financial and otherwise. At that time, we were a community of five businesses in various stages of development. Zingerman’s Delicatessen was 20 years old, while the Creamery was only […]
Join us for a special conversation with ZingTrain Founder, Maggie Bayless, and Managing Partner, Katie Frank, two women who have carried ZingTrain for 30 years with their vision and leadership. The very idea of ZingTrain came to Maggie when reading Zingerman’s first organizational vision! She wisely foresaw that a growing organization would need training for consistency […]
Here at Zingerman’s, we’re keen on servant leadership. The theory was developed and coined by Robert Greenleaf in his 1970 essay “The Servant as Leader”. Paul Saginaw & Ari Weinzweig discovered his compelling ideas in the late 80s. Ever since crossing paths, Greenleaf’s ideas have become deeply embedded into how we train and develop leaders […]
In February 2022, Ari Weinzweig and Paul Saginaw, co-founding partners of Zingerman’s Community of Businesses, announced they transitioned ownership of the Zingerman’s brand to a perpetual purpose trust. This radical, yet practical move was the result of over a decade of work to best answer this question. How do you preserve the culture of an […]
In 2001, Ian Gurfield co-founded Ian’s Pizza in Madison, Wisconsin. In 2003, Ian attended his first ZingTrain seminar hoping to get direction and vision on how to thoughtfully grow his small business. Today, Ian’s Pizza is bringing pizza to the people at 9 locations across 4 states and their cross-country team is actively working towards a shared vision […]
This webinar is Part 2 of a two-part series on the basics of our Bottom-Line Training® method. Part 1: Set New Employees Up For Success with an Effective Training Program A new hire walks into your organization for their first day. Do you feel confident you’re able to give them a great onboarding experience? Do you have […]
This webinar is Part 1 of a two-part series on the basics of our Bottom-Line Training® method. Part 2: A Practical Guide to Onboarding New Employees In the mid 90s, after a decade of organic growth, Zingerman’s needed to more formally develop its employee training program. Enter Maggie Bayless, ZingTrain’s Founding Partner. Her expertise in […]
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Restaurant culture is often stereotyped as fast-paced, high-stress, and ripe with interpersonal conflict. Long-time Zingerman’s Roadhouse restaurant manager, Lisa Schultz, took charge to foster a different culture for her staff. While conflict in the workplace is unavoidable, there are ways to dramatically minimize the drama it can create. In 2017, Lisa designed a ‘No Drama’ training that is […]
Are you someone who avoids conflict? Short-term, it can feel much easier to internalize conflict and suppress feelings of discomfort. Long-term, a habit of avoidance can lead to built-up pressure and negative self-talk. However, there is hope! This month’s webinar shines light on techniques to help you embrace struggle in productive ways. If we can pause […]
Listen to our conversation with locally-rooted-nationally-known author and journalist Micki Maynard talking about her newest book Satisfaction Guaranteed: How Zingerman’s Built A Corner Deli Into A Global Food Community. We dove into Micki’s expertise in business journalism, her perspective on what makes Zingerman’s noteworthy (256 pages-worth!), and the joys and takeaways from writing our story. In addition, we took questions from […]
Chances are you’ve seen the signs everywhere that say “Now Hiring!” Recruiting and hiring is a real challenge nowadays – we hear it from our clients time and time again and we’ve certainly experienced it ourselves throughout the Zingerman’s Community of Businesses over the last few years. According to Glassdoor, “it will be just as […]
Time. Although just four letters, this short word can elicit a lot of strong emotions. Whether we realize it or not, our relationship with time is one of the most intimate we engage in—time is with us everywhere we go. The work we can do to manage our time more effectively can have lasting effects […]
Giving and receiving actionable feedback is a pillar of a strong team culture. Not only is feedback an essential tool for performance management, it’s also a productive tool for debriefing events and managing ongoing change – continuously improving your work as a team. How can you foster this kind of feedback within your team? We […]
The Zingerman’s Statement of Beliefs: The *newest* ingredient in our special sauce! Many customers ask us what makes our organizational culture so special. We credit many, many ingredients (more than we could possibly touch on here), and the latest is rooted in our core beliefs. As best we can tell, we’re pioneers in the world […]
Chances are that the way you’re currently serving your customers looks a lot different than it did a year ago. We’ve all had to be agile and flexible as we work to set our businesses and our customers up for success in the face of so many changes and a lot of stress. Although not […]
Cracking the code on work-life balance can feel daunting at times, especially these days! When thinking about your work life and your home life, as Zingerman’s Founding Partner and CEO Ari Weinzweig has said time and time again, “It’s all one life!” And we couldn’t agree more. Discover a different (and not-at-all daunting!) approach to […]
Change is hard. Especially when the change wasn’t your idea to begin with. But change is a necessary part of life. Do you know anyone who hasn’t experienced a change in the past year?! It’s all around us! Deliberately bringing positive energy into the change process ensures that any change you make is not only […]
What a year it’s been! As we work our way through the marathon of a minefield that was 2020, tune in to hear Ari reflect on the lessons learned in the first ten months of the global pandemic. Each lesson offers a tangible tool for helping get through hard days—both the pandemic with which we’re […]
When we ask participants in our 2-day leadership training seminar about their least favorite way to be managed, a common answer we hear is being micromanaged. What is the antidote to micromanagement? Stewardship, which is a type of leadership that we’ve been teaching in our in-person seminars for many years now. As the very smart […]
When it comes to the new work-from-home world many of us find ourselves in at the moment, let’s take a look at the numbers for a second: An amazing 42% of the U.S. workforce is now working remotely, which is nearly twice the number of folks (22%) still working on-site at their business locations! And this larger […]
“We pride ourselves on the level of service we provide to our customers.” Most, if not all, companies will say something along these lines with regard to the value they place on giving great service to their customers. They’ll mention a focus on customer service in job interviews, on their website, or maybe even on […]
Explore how the gentle art of humility can bring out our humanness, elevate organizational effectiveness, enhance leadership, and enrich quality of life. Zingerman’s Founding Partner and CEO, Ari Weinzweig, distills his key learnings from a two-year-long inquiry into humility in his latest pamphlet, Humility: A Humble, Anarchistic Inquiry. Humility, Ari suggests, is subtle, but significant. […]
Think for a moment about your company’s mission statement, vision of success, and core values. Do you have a clear idea of each? If not, not to worry – many, if not most, successful businesses have been doing just fine without formally defining them. But there can be tremendous value in taking the time to […]
Like any living, breathing organism, your organization grows and evolves in stages. What once worked for the business as things were getting off the ground may become less effective or no longer work as it grows and matures. We’ve seen this first-hand at ZingTrain. We began as a one-woman startup in Founder Maggie Bayless’s attic and […]
With time and capacity at a premium these days, the prospect of training staff or coaching designated trainers on your team amidst competing priorities can feel overwhelming. As daunting as it might feel, it’s our belief that it can be done! There are several meaningful changes you can make to your training that don’t require […]
We’re big fans of incorporating game-play with learning, and long-time friend of Zingerman’s, Dr. Jennifer Yim, has created a one-of-a-kind, interactive game designed to spark conversation around using diversity to build a more inclusive workplace, aptly named The American Dream Game. We’re thrilled to now be offering the game, both as a public workshop as well as […]
If you’re familiar with Zingerman’s and our approach to business, you may know that we believe in sharing information lavishly. Whether that’s financial information, what we’re working on, how we’re pivoting in this “new normal”, all of it – we’re sharing. Check out this informal conversation with Zingerman’s Founding Partner and CEO, Ari Weinzweig & […]
Every day brings new challenges, which is always true. But sometimes – like right now, during a global pandemic – the challenges are coming faster and seem especially jarring. Trying to navigate a global pandemic, a nose-diving economy and a crisis of confidence in our government and social systems can drain anyone’s energy. Talking with trusted friends […]
What’s the difference between a leader and a manager? As you consider this question, a clear distinction between the two may come to mind. However, what if these roles aren’t mutually exclusive? After all, many managers are great leaders, and many leaders don’t hold (and have never held) an official title that would identify them […]
Is your huddle rockin’ it out and naming names? Or has it lost that, you know, lovin’ feeling? Either way, this is the conversation for you : Join ZingTrain Managing Partner, Maggie Bayless, and Deli Business Manager, Lynn Martin, to talk about huddling. Maggie and Lynn will answer questions about huddling that have been keepin’ […]
Join us for a web conversation with Pat McGraw, Zingerman’s HR Manager and Maggie Bayless, ZingTrain Managing Partner. Pat and Maggie will talk about tips and techniques for interviewing to hire the “right” people – people who fit your organizational culture and serve your organization’s bottom lines. Download the webinar files Slides – Intentional Interviewing […]
We all recognize that training is important. it is also challenging. Frequently, the people in our organizations who qualify as subject matter experts do not have the time, capacity or even the skills to develop training materials or coach designated trainers. At Zingerman’s, we’ve developed what we call the 4 Training Plan Questions – they […]
Zingerman’s has been an Open Book business for over a decade now. We attribute a good bit of our financial success, especially through these lean times, to being Open Book. Over the course of time, we’ve not only gained a deeper understanding of what Open Book is and how and why it works, we’ve had […]
At Zingerman’s we have what we call a Culture Sandwich – the recipe we use to create the organizational culture we want. Being as committed as we are to Service, we’ve been particularly cognizant of the steps in the Culture Recipe when it comes to creating a culture of Great Service here at Zingerman’s. Of […]
In the soon-to-be-released Part 3 of Ari’s Guide to Good Leading series, an entire “secret” (or chapter to those not familiar with the format of the books) is dedicated to Mindfulness. Mindfulness Matters, Ari says. Here is how he opens the chapter : “Self-management, it turns out, sometimes starts in strange places. This is the […]
Maggie Bayless, Founder of ZingTrain and the creator of the simple but brilliant Training Plan questions that are the foundation of all our training here at Zingerman’s, talks about getting ready for the upcoming holiday sales in your business. Specifically targeted to businesses that see a considerable jump in sales during the holiday season, this […]
Ann Lofgren, ZingTrain’s resident Open Book Management and Annual Planning expert, joins us for this – our first webinar of 2014! Ann will share five fantastic tips that will help your business meet its annual targets. Gleaned from the methods and techniques we have used for years in the Open Book environment of Zingerman’s, these […]
In the book, The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul, Douglas Adams says : “Words used carelessly, as if they did not matter in any serious way, often allowed otherwise well-guarded truths to seep through.” Neither as eloquent, not as secretive as Douglas Adams, we nevertheless whole heartedly agree with him about the power of […]
You know us. You’ve seen us in action at our seminars. You know we’re nationally recognized for our food, customer service and unique business practices. We suspect all of that has led you to wonder : How on earth do they train their staff? Join us for this behind-the-scenes look at how we, at Zingerman’s, […]
A couple of weeks ago, Zingerman’s Community of Businesses welcomed a new business and a new managing partner into the fold. This is a very big deal for us. When Paul Saginaw, co-founder of Zingerman’s, addressed those that had gathered, he said “This act is the height of what we had envisioned.” Join us for […]
The Zingerman’s Community of Businesses recently made the decision to induct 3 staff members into the Partners Group. Join us for a behind the scenes look at this decision from the very epicenter of it – Ari Weinzweig, co-founder of Zingerman’s and Mara Ferguson, member of the Governance Committee that came up with the actual […]
If you use words to sell your wares, this is the webinar for you! Whether you put them on your website or print catalog, or on a product sign in a deli case, the words you use to describe your products and services are often your first (and sometimes only) opportunity to sell to your […]
I want to start a Community of Businesses! How does Zingerman’s do it? Ari says he gets this question, or some version of it, once or twice a week. The Zingerman’s Community has 9 businesses? Why 9 businesses? What’s the partnership set up? What percentages are owned by whom? What about profit distribution? Who makes […]
We could talk to you about service for days! We believe that customer service is one of the most defining skills of an organization. Great service goes a long way in making and retaining customers. Teaching staff how to navigate customer service interactions creates a more consistent experience. Clear expectations can empower your staff to deliver service in more genuine and […]
Here at Zingerman’s, we play games all the time. We play games to increase sales, to improve service, to highlight and fix a chronic systems issue – you name it! Sometimes, like during the winter doldrums, we play games to do nothing more than raise energy and enthusiasm levels! Intrigued? Join us for this webinar […]
At Zingerman’s we believe that the employee life cycle has three stages : Stage 1 : Finding and Hiring the Right People Stage 2 : Helping Staff Succeed Stage 3 : Assisting Departing Staff Way back when, we did a webinar that covered a key part of Stage 1. We called it Intentional Interviewing. It […]
Let’s admit it. It is rare to find someone who loves performance reviews – no matter whether they are on the giving or receiving end. And consistently giving effective andtimely performance reviews has probably been in the top 5 of universal management frustrations for as long as there have been managers! We thought this article […]
As you may know, we’ve been focusing on the employee life cycle in our last few webinars. Stage 2 of the Employee Life Cycle is all about Helping Staff Succeed. And Training is a key part of that. Our March webinar was all about training : The Key Components of Really Effective Training, and we’ve […]
In this webinar, Ari will reveal his “secret” source of progressive business ideas – the Anarchists! Anarchism and business might seem like strange bedfellows but Ari’s in-depth studies of the Anarchists, first as a Russian history student in the 1970’s and then again as he did research for his Guide to Good Leading series, reveal […]
Many of you know that here at Zingerman’s, we’re big believers in the power of Visioning. We use it for projects of every size – from getting a new office printer to opening a new business. We teach it at every level of our organization. We write business visions, team visions, project visions, shift visions […]
If you manage people, you’ve most likely faced the dilemma of what to do with that employee who is not meeting performance expectations. And if you’re human, you most likely don’t particularly enjoy being in that situation. Reactions to performance problems can range from squirming to sorrow to frustration to anger. And no matter where […]
For some of us, the upcoming holidays are a time when our teams will be tested. More customers. More product. More sales. More stress. For others, the holidays mean doldrums and slowing down. And then there is the challenge of that post-holiday re-entry, which can be a testy time for all of us as we […]
If we go by Malcolm Gladwell’s 10,000 Hour Rule, Ari is an expert on Visioning. He’s studied visioning for countless hours. He’s written (and executed) scores of visions. He’s written about Visioning in his book Guide to Good Leading Series, Part 1 : A Lapsed Anarchist’s Approach to Building a Great Business. He’s taught visioning […]
Here at Zingerman’s, we think that being Open Book is a huge part of why we have the employee engagement and finanical success that we do. Jennifer Conlin, the New York Times reporter that “embedded” at Zingerman’s agrees. At ZingTrain, having taught Open Book Management to countless clients over the years, we also know that […]
Business books and blogs are full of tips from really successful people on how to manage your time more effectively. As you probably know from reading a good number of them, each one has some nugget of wisdom that you can apply to your own life. In fact, Ari Weinzweig lists 15 of his own […]
There aren’t too many people who love to handle customer complaints. When we meet those rare folks who do, we try to hire them! For the rest of us who find these conversations a little (or a lot) uncomfortable, the right guidance and a reliable set of tools can make a world of difference – to […]
Organizational culture is a living and breathing thing that is shaped by the beliefs and actions of everyone within an organization. And nearly all our cultures have shifted in some way or another over the last three years. We are intentionally or unintentionally defining culture every day – by the way we treat our customers, our products, our community, each […]
Whether you call them metrics, measures or KPI’s, the numbers you choose to pay attention to in your business, are the numbers that are going to change. Zingerman’s is an Open Book business. Besides the transparency that Open Book brings, this means that we essentially run our business off a “scoreboard” that we then review […]
Ari’s latest book in the Guide to Good Leading Series is about The Power of Beliefs in Business – a 600 page culmination of 3 years of research and reflection. Here is the core idea behind the book – whether we realize it or not, our beliefs have a major impact on how things go […]
First adopted at Zingerman’s via the brilliant writings of Peter Block, Stewardship is an approach that is rarely spoken of in the business world. It is, however, at the very foundation of how we approach leadership at Zingerman’s and a perfect companion to Servant Leadership, which we also practice and was the subject of a […]
People often think that here at Zingerman’s, we’re as successful as we are and our employees are as engaged as they are because we hire the right people. We think there’s more to it than that but we also agree that the hiring bit is pretty darn important. In almost 35 years of being in […]
You may not know what it’s called or where it came from, but you’ve answered it a million times! On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely are you to recommend this business/service/experience to a friend or co-worker? It’s called The Ultimate Question, the score that comes out of it is called the Net […]
Most people have their own idea about what going Open Book means and what it takes to be an Open Book business. Willingness to share financial information. The distribution of decision making power. Better financial results. A lot of teaching. A lot of talking. Radically different notions of what it means to be a business […]
WITH SPECIAL GUEST : Tracie Wolfe, Recruiting Specialist, Zingerman’s Department for People At Zingerman’s, we have a radically simple framework for thinking about our employee experience. We call it the 3 Stages of the Employment Lifecycle : Stage One: Hiring the right people Stage Two: Helping staff succeed Stage Three: Assisting departing staff In this […]
There’s that old saying – The only constant is change. It’s true for our personal lives and it’s resoundingly true for our professional lives. Doesn’t it behoove us then, to get really good at change? Here at Zingerman’s, we think so. And we’ve worked at it, culturally and systemically, for more than a couple of […]
We have a “recipe” for creating an organizational culture. In our 2-day seminar, The Art of Giving Great Service, we apply that recipe to Customer Service and go into great depth on how to create a culture of great customer service in your organization. But we know that sometimes you just need and want quick […]
We’ve been practicing Open Book Management at Zingerman’s for about 15 years. Open Book Management means many things [and we discuss them all in our 2-day seminar] but anyone who practices it knows that the heart of being Open Book is the weekly huddle. The huddle is the all-staff meeting where we discuss our Key […]
On March 15, 2017, Zingerman’s Delicatessen celebrated its 35th anniversary and throughout the year the Zingerman’s Community of Businesses has been taking opportunities to look back, reflect and celebrate with a variety of special events. A guaranteed crowd pleaser is a tasting of Ari’s favorite foods and since here at ZingTrain our “food” is training, […]
At ZingTrain, we’ve established what we consider to be the key elements of really effective training. Our confidence comes from having used this foundation to design effective training that has served us (and our bottom lines!) for over 20 years and thousands of employees. Listen in as ZingTrain trainer Katie Frank recaps our approach to […]
As we stare down the end of another calendar year, you might be noticing the commitments at work and at home beginning to pile up: deadlines to meet, busy projects to complete, sales numbers to hit — situations ripe for less than ideal interactions. And that’s just at the office. Things are likely getting busier […]
The start of a new year brings with it a familiar excitement for what’s to come. A new sense of hope arises as we look forward to an entire twelve months to accomplish goals and, hopefully, experience growth along the way. Resolutions abound and visions of success are oh so prevalent. It’s no secret that […]
The Zingerman’s Community of Businesses is in the midst of a very exciting process, one that doesn’t happen often — we are welcoming a new Managing Partner into the fold and as luck would have it, it’s right here at ZingTrain with our very own, Katie Frank! ZingTrain is one of the first businesses within […]
Here at Zingerman’s we have tried and true recipes for giving great service. We believe in giving great service to our customers, to each other, to our friends and family — to everyone we come into contact with! Whether we’re standing face-to-face with them, chatting with them on the phone or writing them an email, […]
Let’s face it – performance reviews can be fraught for everyone involved, no matter if you are on the giving or the receiving end of them. It’s no wonder there is often a lot of anxiety surrounding them! Staff may find themselves wondering: Am I meeting expectations? Am I providing value? Does my manager think […]
Here at Zingerman’s, our fiscal year goes from August to July and each year we spend the months of April, May and June working on our plans for the upcoming year. So as you can imagine by the timing of this webinar, we’re deep into annual planning over here. That means visions, spreadsheets, flipcharts, whiteboards, […]
What makes Zingerman’s approach to giving great service unique? We realized early in the game that in order to deliver an exceptional customer service experience, day-in and day-out, it was important to focus on more than “just” customer service. We wanted to build a culture of great service throughout the organization—top to bottom, from every […]
What if we told you that you were just 4 Questions away from creating really great training in your business? We’re here to tell you that it’s true and you don’t need to have a background in instructional design or even prior training experience to start training your staff well today. We created Zingerman’s 4 […]
Several years ago, we realized that although we were teaching many important leadership topics to our staff, we also had a gap—managers didn’t have enough opportunity to practice these leadership skills, with an opportunity to mindfully reflect on what they were doing well and how to improve. As is common in many (most?) organizations, we […]
Have you ever wanted to address something “tough” with a coworker but not known where to start? Or perhaps you’re someone who prefers to avoid conflict altogether? Conflict in the workplace can be tricky and knowing how to navigate it well can make a huge difference to yourself, your staff and your coworkers. At Zingerman’s, […]
Talk to any business owner who has kept their doors open year after year and chances are they’ll credit their longevity, at least in part, to giving great customer service. Similarly, many customers who stay loyal to specific businesses and brands will often cite great customer service as a big (if not the biggest) reason […]
Ever been to one of *those* meetings? You know the one… somebody is grandstanding and won’t get off their soapbox. Somebody else is having a side conversation. The person sitting across from you might as well be alone in the room with their smartphone. Nobody is making decisions. The energy is low, and almost everyone […]
Business as art? There’s a concept you don’t often hear swirling around the business world these days… What would happen if everyone approached their lives as artists? What if business leaders looked at their organizations as if they were making art for the ages instead of being just vehicles for making money? What if everyone—not […]
If you’re in the business of serving customers, it’s no secret just how important giving great customer service is to the success of your business. But how do you know if you’re doing it well? As they say, what gets measured gets done. At Zingerman’s, we do a lot of work around customer service and […]
At Zingerman’s, we define a Vision as a picture of success at a particular time in the future. It’s different than a mission statement (those are never-changing) and it’s not a strategic plan either, as it doesn’t lay out a step-by-step guide for how to move forward. Rather, the Vision is the desired destination, described […]
Ask any trainer at ZingTrain what their favorite service tools are, and it’s a safe bet that the 10-4 Rule will be at the top of everyone’s list. It’s a simple, behavioral customer service tool that ensures that every single person who enters your orbit is acknowledged and greeted. Ask anyone who has attended our […]
A new year brings with it renewed energy – energy to tackle goals, try new things and/or break habits that might not be serving us. What happens when we bring our unique energy to work each day? We have the profound power to affect our work ecosystem in ways that impact productivity, profits and well-being. […]
