by Michelle Lasley | Sep 4, 2013 | One a Day, Post a Day 2012
Following up with yesterday’s post, I want to speak towards managing relationships. We need relationships, we need people in our lives. We need people to laugh with, cry with, eat with, and share life with. Even if it’s because we need a paycheck to get by...
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by Michelle Lasley | Dec 31, 2012 | Family, One a Day, Post a Day 2012
And, upon us, finally, is the last night of the year. I have never been more thankful for a year to end. 2012 started out okay, but quickly eroded into an emotional roller-coaster of a year. A friend was scared she had a dangerous form of cancer Then she found out she...
by Michelle Lasley | Dec 31, 2012 | Family, One a Day, Post a Day 2012
Generally, when we consider the phrase “Keeping up with the Jones” we consider monetary accomplishments. Do we have the right car? Are we wearing the right clothes? Do we have the right house? And, we compare that to our neighbor. Sometimes...
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by Michelle Lasley | Dec 27, 2012 | Family, Health, One a Day, Parenting, Post a Day 2012
It all sounded like gibberish. We sat there for an hour, asking barely four questions, and all I heard was gibberish. Afterwards, Peter commented that it sounded like a recitation of academic training… all talk, no substance. I did hear a few points: 1) Levi is...
by Michelle Lasley | Dec 21, 2012 | One a Day, Post a Day 2012
I guess not everyone was fortunate enough to have focused leaders early in their career. Here are some best practices I’ve taken for granted. The “customer” is always right. It’s important to loosely define “customer” Customers are...
by Michelle Lasley | Dec 11, 2012 | Family, One a Day, Post a Day 2012, The Green Life
Michigan has become the 24th “Right to Work” state. Admittedly, I only know a little about the concept. What I see, though, seems more like a “Right to Work Under the Man’s Rules” instead of our own. It seems as if unions, fair pay, fair...
