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Can You do a Cartwheel?

Can You do a Cartwheel?

As many of you know, my daughter, Katy has had several surgeries over the last 12 years, and as a kid, she never learned to do a cartwheel…until last week. Katy is a junior at the University of Miami and is right in the middle of finals. When she simply couldn’t study...

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Wearing Jeans to the Gym

Wearing Jeans to the Gym

I am interviewing with one of my favorite clients for a high-level employee making in the 6 figures. A gentleman that we interviewed trashed his last boss, and then asked what type of product we sell. The name of the product is in the company name. He continued to ask...

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Cat Work

Cat Work

One year ago today, a mangled, scruffy little kitten wandered into my daughter’s apartment. She was hungry, tired, skinny and scared. My daughter, Katy, decided right then and there that she had to help this tiny being that she ultimately named, Dani Lou. Fast forward...

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The Most Awkward Interview

The Most Awkward Interview

A few weeks ago, I had the most awkward thing happen in an interview. I mean, it happens. And every time I think that I have seen it all, some candidate does or says something so completely random. And in this instance, unprofessional. I was interviewing over the...

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Dani Lou and Mr. String

Dani Lou and Mr. String

As many of you know, my daughter Katy was adopted by a stray cat named Dani Lou. This cat literally walked in the door of Katy’s apartment, and she never left. She fetches toys and brings them back, and this cat sits for treats! Never seen anything like it. One day,...

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What to Do When Tragedy Strikes

What to Do When Tragedy Strikes

Last week, Colorado lost almost 1000 homes in an awful fire. A client called me who had employees that lost their homes, and frantically he said, “Beth, I don’t know what to do here! How do I help my people?” So, I put together some suggestions. 1) Pick up the phone...

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