by Travis Jones | Jul 2, 2020 | Travis Jones | CEO
In America, we were founded to promote a level of freedom and liberty unlike anywhere else on earth. It seems that the more freedom people gain, the less we understand and appreciate true freedom and its long-term impact. We need each other, we need to exercise a...
by Travis Jones | Jun 19, 2020 | Career Development Partners, Featured, Travis Jones | CEO
Could this pandemic be a once in a lifetime change or should we be asking, “what’s next?”. The good news is that we will get through this. We may not know where the other side is, but we do know there will be another side. As we look forward, we realize that nothing...
by Travis Jones | May 19, 2020 | Career Transition, Featured, Outplacement, Travis Jones | CEO
Career transition support provides an important safety net and access to critical resources for those facing unexpected job loss. Professional job search support is always important but with what’s happened to our current economic and business climate, it’s...
by Travis Jones | Apr 28, 2020 | Travis Jones | CEO
Most work conversations are agenda driven but with the remote work environment we are living in, we must adjust to energize our employees differently and the agenda has changed. I mean conversations WITHOUT an agenda. Break rooms conversations – don’t naturally...
by Travis Jones | Oct 11, 2019 | Executive Coach, Leadership, Travis Jones | CEO
Collaboration is something that energizes me when others participate in a conversational dialog. Speech that is filled with a person’s belief about truth creates growth and expanded energy for our team. From my experience with myself and others, speaking the truth,...
by Travis Jones | Jul 31, 2019 | C-Suite Ladder, Coaching, Executive Coach, High Performance, Human Resources, Job Success, Leadership, Success, Successful People, Travis Jones | CEO, Uncategorized, Your Career
Do you remember the story of the Emperor’s New Clothes by Hans Christian Andersen? A story about the self-important emperor who is duped into wearing “the most remarkable suit that was ever made” that was nonexistent? ...
