Monthly Archives: September 2009

The Right Choice of Profession

Posted on by amy bowman vmd

In this day and age with “YouTube” and countless reality television shows, the attraction of fame has become a part of our daily lives. We probably know the names and faces of more people today than we have ever known … Continue reading

Importance of Good Communication

Posted on by Jeffrey Mills DVM

When dealing with clients, each of us brings our personal experience and background to the exam room. My most successful classmates were those who could adjust their mannerisms, word choice and overall style of communication to fit the client’s comfort … Continue reading

Just Say No to Staff Layoffs

Posted on by Fritz Wood, CPA CFP

In this unfortunate economy, many owners are choosing to lay off valuable staff in an effort to save money and you may be wondering if you should too. And while you never want to be overstaffed — particularly during difficult … Continue reading

Back to School Mayhem

Posted on by Brenda Shropshire

If you’ve got kids in school — whether they’re big, small or in-between – I’d wager you’re feeling more stressed and overwhelmed right now than most other times of the year – except maybe the holidays. Even if you don’t … Continue reading

Avoid autopilot and replace monotony with opportunity in your daily routines

Posted on by amy bowman vmd

Does anyone remember the story of how penicillin was discovered? Alexander Fleming was discarding some contaminated Petri dishes in his lab and he observed that a plate culture of Staphylococcus had been contaminated by a blue-green mold and that colonies … Continue reading