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Achieving Beyond Blog

Achieving Beyond is the attainment of success beyond the ordinary and into the extraordinary.  Some individuals may be satisfied with the attainment of one goal (which is great!) while others constantly strive to Achieve Beyond! over and over again. Journeys are personal and we applaud them all!

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Celebrating Entrepreneurs: The Visionaries, Risk-Takers, and Innovators Who Build Our Future

Celebrating Entrepreneurs: The Visionaries, Risk-Takers, and Innovators Who Build Our Future

Entrepreneurship is not a path for the faint of heart. Building a successful business takes courage, determination, and hard work. Entrepreneurs make our world a better place. Entrepreneurs embody the spirit of Achieving Beyond! We’re celebrating entrepreneurship this week - read all about it!

The Electrifying Discussion around EVs. Get plugged into the conversation

The Electrifying Discussion around EVs. Get plugged into the conversation

What are your thoughts about Electric Vehicles? Is the world ready for them? Are you? According to the author, there are three types of people when it comes to electric vehicles: the “early adopters”, the “wait and see-ers”, and the “not in my lifetimers”. Which are you? This post may just change your stance.

Employee Overload: When Wearing Too Many Hats Hinders Productivity

Employee Overload: When Wearing Too Many Hats Hinders Productivity

In an update to my post about workload and task management in departments, I share findings from conversations I've had with organizations and consultants. Among other things, I concluded that a department that has priorities and workloads changing every so many months finds it challenging to follow the company’s strategic changes and initiatives.