Why being open to opportunities can be a game changer. Growing up, I quickly learned the importance of career moves worthy of learning from my father. My father went from being a butcher, city employee, to becoming an ASE automotive technician earning well over $75,000 annually, an industry expert, and becoming a 2nd place winner in Nascar's Talladega speedway competitions. In addition, my father engaged in real estate and automotive investing that allowed him to unlock his e

Why you should rethink your recruiting strategy. Employees are our greatest asset, they keep the wheels rolling on your vehicle(business). It's important to have employees who love coming to work. Especially to invest in key players and other vital hardworking members who are not worth losing. "A role without learning, growth, and purpose is a dead end job.” Ever experienced the Monday morning feeling of not wanting to wake up or no enthusiasm to get up and go to work? It sho