The number one complaint from employees in the trenches is that, in some places, management does a pretty good job of talking about the need for good leadership, but far too seldom do they move from inspiration to execution.
While everyone procrastinates a task from time to time — whether it’s completing a work project or cleaning the garage — too much procrastination in your life can derail even the best-laid plans.
Clutter reduces focus, energy, effectiveness, efficiency, and a professional or “together” image. It leads to feeling overwhelmed, it negatively affects relationships with others, it’s extra baggage you don’t need, it may badly impact your credit report if bills are paid late, and you may miss out on fun. You also feel embarrassment, shame and guilt — whew — that’s no party!
According to a news report from middletownjournal.com, “Tossing dough earned Casey Cole a trip to Paris.”
According to a news report from gazetteandherald.co.uk, “Family and friends are mourning the death of pizza king Tino Pupilli after he lost his ten-month battle against cancer.”
According to a news report from money.cnn.com, “Pizzeria owner Joe Vicari shakes his head as he prepares to rip open a 50-pound bag of flour for another batch of dough.”
According to a news report from ww2.abc13.com, “Pizza would seem one of the simplest things in the world to make well-dough, tomatoes, cheese, some spices, maybe some pepperoni and a hot oven. And Americans should know what makes a good pizza; after all, according to Los Angeles Magazine, we consume 350 slices per second. That’s 100 acres of pizza each day.”
Ocean Spray is seeking original cranberry recipes from those passionate about the little, red wonder-berry for the Ultimate Cranberry Recipe Contest.
According to a blog from latimesblogs.latimes.com, “Last week at the Grove’s Sur La Table store, author and baker Peter Reinhart was in town teaching a bread class.
