How Well Do You Adapt When Your Work Landscape is Melting Beneath You?
Every day, industries shift—customer needs evolve, technologies advance, and what worked last quarter suddenly falls flat. So, where does that leave you and your team? Are you confidently navigating the changes, or just scrambling to keep up? That’s exactly why I created the Joe Slade Gap Analysis Tool. It’s a simple but powerful way to... […]
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How Do You Ignite New Relationships?
How do you ignite new relationships by finding the need, the pain, and the obstructions to satisfaction your audience feels every day? This question goes beyond surface-level engagement and dives into the heart of meaningful connection. Your audience—whether colleagues, customers, or teams—wakes up with professional and personal challenges that shape their days. Their frustrations often... […]
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Build a Foundation for 2025 and Beyond
As we navigate the final days of December, I challenge you to something powerful yet incredibly simple: make micro-changes that can transform your trajectory. This isn’t about grand resolutions, but strategic, bite-sized personal development that compounds over time. Let’s break down habit formation into four game-changing strategies that make personal growth both accessible and exciting:... […]
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Let’s start with a question!
What’s one meaningful change you’re willing to commit to for a better quality of life by New Year’s Eve? Imagine the difference a few small shifts could make, elevating your self-worth and expanding the value you bring to the world. Here are a few insights I’ve found transformative—ideas that helped me get out of my... […]
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Why does this infection still fester in corporate America?
With Halloween approaching, let’s start with a question that has haunted many of us: Why does “ghosting” qualified candidates still exist as a recruitment practice—and worse, why is it on the rise? I’m sure you’ve experienced this yourself. You’ve applied to positions where you know your skills would make a top impact, only to be... […]
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