Having a critical spirit is easy. It takes almost zero effort—especially when it appears you have endless days ahead of you. Being kind is always a different story, writes Kathy Shertzer.
Industry consultant Paul Winans remembers a good friend and the value of making the most of every day.
Blogger Kathy Shertzer turns 60 and takes time to reflect on what is really important in life.
Kathy Shertzer blogs about the value of work and how much older workers have to offer.
Paul Winans talks about the tradition of having a holiday party and the responsibility of business owners to their community.
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Paul Winans talks about closing business between Christmas and New Year's Day.
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Paul Winans offers insight on keeping up your spirits, and lifting the spirits of those around you in the process.
Paul Winans stresses that work should never be so important that it keeps you from spending time with your family. Set your priorities.
How one North Carolina remodeler is thinking ahead and expanding his business to Maine, where he wants to retire.
Kathy Shertzer writes, "Remodeling companies have a legacy too. Your organization is an entity living in your ordinary community."