by Kerry Siggins | Dec 31, 2016 | Accomplishing Something, Challenge Yourself, Positive Living, Power of Being Uncomfortable
It’s hard to believe that another year is in the books; 2016 flew by and it will go down as one of the most intense years in history. I for one am glad it’s over, as I imagine many of you are, for a plethora of reasons that really need no explanation. Now, 2017 is...
by Kerry Siggins | Dec 4, 2016 | Accomplishing Something, Challenge Yourself, Do the right thing, Positive Living, Power of Being Uncomfortable
Despite what the media tells us, there are more good things happening on this planet than bad things. There are beautiful people doing beautiful things with the goal of helping humankind advance into the brilliant, beautiful creatures we have the potential to be....
by Kerry Siggins | Sep 11, 2016 | Accomplishing Something, Challenge Yourself, Self confidence
Want to hear a story about how to ask for what you want? A few weekends ago, I was relaxing in a comfortable chair at a friend’s barbecue when my three-year-old son, Jack, came over to ask for more Doritos. The bowl he had been eating from was empty and he was anxious...
by Kerry Siggins | Mar 8, 2016 | Accomplishing Something, Challenge Yourself, Work Hard
In a recent strategic planning session involving all of the managers and supervisors at StoneAge, I stated admirably that one of our employees was worth a million dollars to our organization because of what he brings to our team and customers on a daily basis. I...
by Kerry Siggins | Nov 14, 2015 | Accomplishing Something, Work Hard
My three old son, Jack, loves to work. He calls himself a “working man” and he gets upset if we don’t let him help us vacuum, move furniture, drive the forklift, change light bulbs, etc. He loves projects and he begs me to take him to work with me because he “just...
by Kerry Siggins | Nov 5, 2015 | Accomplishing Something, Work Hard
As a CEO of a company, there is very little that I do on a daily basis that creates a tangible work product. By tangible, I mean something that I can count, something that can be easily measured, or something I can touch. When my husband asks me how my day was, I...
