Category Archives for Harvey’s Weekly Column
Never Give Up … Never Quit
Never give up … never quit! That is the motto of Travis Mills, one of only five surviving quadruple amputee soldiers from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. I firmly believe and often preach that one
Continue readingCelebrate Work On Labor Day
Of all the years to celebrate the true meaning of Labor Day, certainly this year has given us many reasons. Research from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals that employment in 2019 is running at
Continue readingNothing Ruins Truth Like Stretching It
Charles finally made partner and propped his feet on the desk in his new corner office. He was dreaming of all the perks that accompanied his promotion when a knock on the door snapped him out of his
Continue readingFinding Work-Life Balance
Two friends were talking about their aspirations. Both had spent several years at the same company, enjoyed the work and the culture, and made advancements in their careers. One friend was surprised
Continue readingThe World Is But A Canvas To Our Imagination
Walt Disney was a giant in the world of imagination. On Saturdays, Disney took his daughters to a local park to ride the merry-go-round and play. While sitting on a bench watching his children enjoy
Continue readingThe Weight Of Our Words
There was a young boy who liked to gossip. His father gave him a bag of nails and told him that every time he gossiped, he should hammer a nail into the back fence. The first day, the boy drove 37
Continue readingThe ABCs of Creativity
Creativity fuels innovation, and innovation is essential to business. So I’m sharing my thoughts on creativity, yet I’m using one of my favorite formulas: a simple list of ABCs. While the ABC
Continue readingDon’t Crack Under Pressure
Once upon a time there was a king who wanted to pick the wisest person among his subjects to be his prime minister. He decided to put three finalists to an unusual test. He placed the three candidates
Continue readingWork for a Cause, Not Applause
Albert Einstein believed that “only a life lived for others is worth living.” I believe that is one of his most significant observations. And I couldn’t agree more. While most of us can’t
Continue readingThe Best Questions Get the Best Answers
A monk was strolling through the garden at a Zen monastery, listening to music. He stopped near another monk, who motioned for him to remove his earbuds. A monk was strolling through the garden at a
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