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How To Get Your Mojo Back
10/13/26 In recent weeks, I’ve spoken with no fewer than five friends who have stepped into a new life chapter, whether through a shift in priorities/career path or retirement. My question to each: How are you managing the transition? How do you feel “on the other side” of this new adventure and how were you brave enough to choose it? So when I listened to Arthur Brooks’ recent Office Hours podcast episode, “4 Ways to Avoid Your Professional Decline,” I wanted to share what I learned in case you, too, are at a crossroads (for more, see his 2022 book, From Strength to Strength). And for the record, this is not about me! I remain fully and very happily engaged in my work on your behalf at the Chamber! It’s a familiar story: what once satisfied us no longer does. We love our careers because we’re busy, challenged, and always improving. Until we don’t. One former boss told me he knew it was time for a change because he found himself “getting crabby” with people. And he didn’t like feeling that way. So what do we do when we don’t feel inspired anymore? The world talks about moving up, but what do we do when we need to redirect? Resources for your Business
10/06/26 Before I get to the topic this week, I wanted to add closure to our ICLV trip to Kansas City last week. LinkedIn is full of shared thoughts from attendees, and my own daily updates. What a great trip, another powerful opportunity to build community as we learn from other regions! This week I want to talk about ... |
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This is the Chamber’s executive-level membership. It includes organizations of any size who have chosen to go the extra mile in their support for the Chamber and its mission. You do so because you believe that the voice of business must be heard. You also are leaders in the community, anchor institutions. You serve on Chamber boards and committees, invest time and resources toward job creation, quality of life, workforce development, and marketing goals of the region’s economic and community development strategy. EXECUTIVE MEMBERSHIP
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