Eat right and exercise. Do your screenings and check ups. Don’t smoke. Wear a helmet.  These are some of the basic recommendations health care professionals give to patients every day.  It’s great advice for protecting the body, but our health care clients are often surprised when we tell...Read More >

Have you heard of the Camino de Santiago , also known as the Way of St. James ? It’s a network of ancient pilgrim routes across Europe to the tomb of St. James in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. People walk for a month or more from the Pyrenees in France through Spain’s northern Basque country...Read More >

Hey friends! A brand-spanking shiny New Year is just around the corner, and right now you are probably settling on a New Year’s Resolution to kick it off. Since we are all human and similarly flawed, the same types of resolutions seem to surface every year-- things like losing weight, getting...Read More >

'Twas the night before Christmas and way across town, The overworked project manager's face had a frown, "I'm scared, and I'm lonely, and all out of time, my sponsor won't help me, won't send me a dime. I need so much help and I need it so fast,  but I have no mentor, no mentor, alas."   He...Read More >

I used to travel a lot. I’ve been to 27 countries and even did a stint in the Peace Corps. I studied Spanish in Spain and worked with the elderly in Ecuador. There’s something special about moving through places you don’t know with only a backpack of belongings. It’s a special kind of...Read More >

It’s that time of year again-- hams and turkeys and pies and all things made with pumpkin. It brings me back to last November when I wrote a blog post about how important it is to cook the whole ham, from a business analysis perspective. The gist of that post was that it’s important to know why...Read More >