YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Julia King, a Branson Alderman and project manager for Healthcare performance group, shares four ideas for intentional living. King's four ideas focus on dynamic ways to respond to and prevent issues, both in workplace relationships and in productivity.
Duration: 5:00
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Great message about being the first to start helping and the last to complain. The more we take personal responsibility and invite in other ideas the more we have to gain. I resonate with her message of "managing what matters." If you are focused on what matters most you'll be happier and aligned!