Live in the Moment and Enjoy the Present!

The pandemic-led disruptions impacted people in different ways and many pivoted and adapted to the situation as personal priorities shifted focus. Is it easy to set achievable goals? If you’re in the process of assessing and setting your personal and career goals, check out the July issue of Personal Excellence.

For many people, finding their purpose or “why” leads them to their long-term career pathway. There are a few questions to be asked in order to identify a personal career purpose. Learn about that and more in Misty Frost's article, The Case For Purpose In Career Development, where Misty highlights why defining your purpose leads to the most fulfilling, long-term career pathways.

Being an introvert is a great asset for many leaders. Did you know that relationally intelligent introverts are skilled at connecting with people and building strong, long-lasting relationships.? Read Dr. Adam C. Bandelli's article, The Relationally Intelligent Introvert, which emphasizes that you don’t have to be extroverted to be wired for connection.

How many of us live in the present? If you believe that there are no opportunities available in the world today, your thoughts will make it so. And if you believe this is a golden age, your mind will manifest magic and miracles, says Jim Stovall, in his article, Making This A Golden Age.

Do you have a best friend at work? Longstanding data from Gallup shows that those who have a best friend at work are seven times more likely to be highly engaged in their work. Laura Putnam, in her article, Having A Best Friend At Work Matters, talks about the concept of a “work spouse” that leads to positive workplace culture.

In brief, we have hand-picked 10 articles that can help you, as you begin, or continue your journey toward personal and professional excellence. We hope you enjoy reading all the articles and get back to us with your valuable feedback.

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