Imagine standing in a crowded room. Everyone is talking at once and much of what what they are saying seems to be in a different language. You have a limited amount of time and a message to share - an important one. Yet, to your dismay, very few in... (Read More)

We live in a communication-oriented world, and yet all too often it feels as though many messages are falling on deaf ears. What causes this communication breakdown? Perhaps it is because our methods of conveying ideas are not effective, or maybe... (Read More)

We see them all around us. Some are strong and charismatic, others are quiet and kind. Yet at the end of the day, they all have one thing in common that makes them stand out above the rest. They inspire us – to do more, to dream more, to learn... (Read More)

Unless you’ve been living under a rock or in a cave in the hills, you know that we are currently in the thick of the Information Age - an era of human history where technology rules the day and near-instant access to a myriad of topics is... (Read More)

It has been more than 240 years since American colonists dumped a shipment of tea from the East India Trading Company into the Boston Harbor as a protest of the Tea Act of 1773. Their reasoning - it violated colonists’ rights to “no taxation... (Read More)

What do you do when no one is watching? Are your actions in line with your values, with your commitments, with established laws, and with the concepts of right and wrong? Do you have integrity? In short, are your actions ethical? Ethics, as... (Read More)

Nestled into a small corner of Carbon County is the all-but-forgotten historic mining town of Kenilworth. After decades of decline, the area recently experienced a period of growth, which means the water and sewer needs in the community also... (Read More)