My son was so excited when the pilot on our flight to California invited him up front to see the cockpit. “Wow! What are all these dials for?!” he asked with amazement. The pilot responded: “I use these dials to know where we are, and to make sure we are going in the right direction.
Barriers to Action Article originally from June 2nd, 2017 FPC Newsletter Written by Ky Carlson Barriers to Action (Part 1) Let’s discuss Barriers to Action and dig deep into how they can affect us in our personal growth and in our professional growth. If we want change, if we want different results, then we have to analyze
Barriers to Action Article originally from January 9th, 2018 FPC Newsletter Written by Ky Carlson Barrier to Action- Part II Okay. We previously discussed Barriers to Action and how they can affect us in our personal growth and in our professional growth. Let’s continue to talk about the things that can hold us back.
Barriers To Action Part III originally from April 3rd, 2018 FPC Newsletter Written by Dr. Ky Carlson Barriers To Action Part III We’ve been discussing Barriers to Action and how they can affect us in our personal growth and in our professional growth. Let’s continue to talk about the things that can hold us back. In
Barriers To Action Part IV originally from September 7th, 2018 FPC Newsletter Written by Dr. Ky Carlson Barriers To Action Part IV We’ve been discussing Barriers to Action and how they can affect us in our personal growth and in our professional growth.. In part 1, we said that fear can hold us back from taking
What are you cultivating originally from August 24th, 2018 FPC Newsletter Written by Angel Santiago What are you cultivating? Culture is defined as what people do, their actions and what they mean to them and those around them. Culture is the ideas, interests, values, and attitudes shared by a group. But let’s break the word down
‘Lesson Learned’ Article originally from March 25th’s 2019 FPC Weekly Newsletter Written by Dr. Kori Feldman Lessons Learned After 4 Years In FPC As I enter my fifth year with FPC, I look back in awe and pride with how far I’ve come, but am also equally humbled by how much further I’d still like
