Editorial: Wring Out the
Old, Bring in the New (and
Improved)
It is customary during the end of the
year to reevaluate our lives,
relationships, and our physiques. We
spend hours pondering how we can
improve ourselves, get rid of toxic
people in our lives, and lose a few
pounds as quickly as possible.
The same zest with which we vow to
commit ourselves to improvement and
growth in our personal lives should also
mirror our commitments to our
success and progress in the
workplace. [Read Entire Editorial]
Old, Bring in the New (and
Improved)
It is customary during the end of the
year to reevaluate our lives,
relationships, and our physiques. We
spend hours pondering how we can
improve ourselves, get rid of toxic
people in our lives, and lose a few
pounds as quickly as possible.
The same zest with which we vow to
commit ourselves to improvement and
growth in our personal lives should also
mirror our commitments to our
success and progress in the
workplace. [Read Entire Editorial]
Financial Strategy
Everything in Moderation: A Year-Round Guide to Gift Giving
By Dr. Patricia Louison
Most of us have recovered from Christmas gift-buying angst, and have
already forgotten about the ubiquitous Internet and television ads urgently
reminding us of how we waited until the last minute to buy presents. What
would happen if we decided to make our New Year’s resolution to start
shopping earlier this year? Join me and the legions of Americans who start
their Christmas shopping on December 26th annually.
In the beginning, I thought it was a crazy idea. How can you start shopping
so early when you’re still recovering from the trauma of the 2005 shopping
season? [Read More]
Everything in Moderation: A Year-Round Guide to Gift Giving
By Dr. Patricia Louison
Most of us have recovered from Christmas gift-buying angst, and have
already forgotten about the ubiquitous Internet and television ads urgently
reminding us of how we waited until the last minute to buy presents. What
would happen if we decided to make our New Year’s resolution to start
shopping earlier this year? Join me and the legions of Americans who start
their Christmas shopping on December 26th annually.
In the beginning, I thought it was a crazy idea. How can you start shopping
so early when you’re still recovering from the trauma of the 2005 shopping
season? [Read More]
Keeping Up Appearances :: A Global Events Calendar
Wed., 1/18/06: Join KSGSC for a faculty recital at the Curtis Institute of Music
(Philadelphia, PA), 8:00 p.m. To RSVP, or get more information, email
events@ksgsc.com. This event is FREE.
Wed., 1/18/06: Join KSGSC for a faculty recital at the Curtis Institute of Music
(Philadelphia, PA), 8:00 p.m. To RSVP, or get more information, email
events@ksgsc.com. This event is FREE.
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT :: MinorityPROS
You may not have heard of MinorityPROS yet, but
You may not have heard of MinorityPROS yet, but
Health Strategy
Feature Story: Health Catalyst
Founder, Erin Owen, Draws On Personal
Story to Help Busy Professionals Stay
Healthy and Stress-Free
A few years ago, Erin Owen was a
successful professional, who consulted
with international clients on managing
complex projects and organizational
change. She was a rising star at her
organization, and even received corporate
stock; however, she suffered with high
levels of stress, problems with weight and
digestive problems, and her personal
relationships were strained. While Owen
was “intellectually stimulated” at work, she
felt “emotionally disconnected,” and found
it difficult to be optimally productive at work
and at home.
[Read the Entire Story]
Feature Story: Health Catalyst
Founder, Erin Owen, Draws On Personal
Story to Help Busy Professionals Stay
Healthy and Stress-Free
A few years ago, Erin Owen was a
successful professional, who consulted
with international clients on managing
complex projects and organizational
change. She was a rising star at her
organization, and even received corporate
stock; however, she suffered with high
levels of stress, problems with weight and
digestive problems, and her personal
relationships were strained. While Owen
was “intellectually stimulated” at work, she
felt “emotionally disconnected,” and found
it difficult to be optimally productive at work
and at home.
[Read the Entire Story]
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Letter From the Editor
It's a new year and so, it inevitably becomes a time of
reflection for most of us: we need new jobs, more
money, better relationships, and the list goes on.
In this edition of The Strategist, Wring Out the Old,
Bring in the New will put things into proper perspective.
Are you still recovering from the stress of Christmas
shopping, and want to avoid the mad dash this year?
Our guest writer, Dr. Patricia Louison, will share tips
on how to be a strategic shopper in Everything In
Moderation.
In Health Strategy, our friend, Erin Owen of Health
Catalyst, shares some of the ways she helps clients
avoid stress and maintain healthy lifestyles.
MinorityPROS is our featured business this month.
Host of the Making Moves strategic seminar in
Philadelphia, owner Tanya Guy hopes to give
business leaders tools for building better businesses.
Yours truly will be hosting the event, so come out and
network with other businesses in the area.
Due to popular demand, our Networking Dinner
returns on Tuesday, February 21 in Philadelphia (see
Keeping Up Appearances below). Our March
Networking Dinner will be held in Washington, DC. For
more details, visit our events page. Stay in the loop
with KSG (click here)
We're looking for more guest writers. Interested?
Email your name, resume, and a brief blurb detailing
your professional background and what you'd like to
write about to editor@ksgsc.com. Happy Reading!
Keep your ideas for future newsletters coming.
Kesi Stribling
editor@KSGSC.com
It's a new year and so, it inevitably becomes a time of
reflection for most of us: we need new jobs, more
money, better relationships, and the list goes on.
In this edition of The Strategist, Wring Out the Old,
Bring in the New will put things into proper perspective.
Are you still recovering from the stress of Christmas
shopping, and want to avoid the mad dash this year?
Our guest writer, Dr. Patricia Louison, will share tips
on how to be a strategic shopper in Everything In
Moderation.
In Health Strategy, our friend, Erin Owen of Health
Catalyst, shares some of the ways she helps clients
avoid stress and maintain healthy lifestyles.
MinorityPROS is our featured business this month.
Host of the Making Moves strategic seminar in
Philadelphia, owner Tanya Guy hopes to give
business leaders tools for building better businesses.
Yours truly will be hosting the event, so come out and
network with other businesses in the area.
Due to popular demand, our Networking Dinner
returns on Tuesday, February 21 in Philadelphia (see
Keeping Up Appearances below). Our March
Networking Dinner will be held in Washington, DC. For
more details, visit our events page. Stay in the loop
with KSG (click here)
We're looking for more guest writers. Interested?
Email your name, resume, and a brief blurb detailing
your professional background and what you'd like to
write about to editor@ksgsc.com. Happy Reading!
Keep your ideas for future newsletters coming.
Kesi Stribling
editor@KSGSC.com
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