Consider these health lessons I’ve learned through management
An athlete stretches in preparation for a competition outside of Houston. The assumption that daily exercise is the only requirement for an athlete negates the invisible percentage of work and effort such a lifestyle requires, including nutrition, programming, routine and rest. ALEXANDRIA RANDOLPH | DISPATCH RECORD
Forbes published an article several months ago stating that the best leaders are ones who make time for what needs to be done, not just what they have to do.
The strongest teams are maintained by supervisors who are always asking “what’s next,” and “how can we do this better or more efficiently,” and then take the time to implement those improvements.
