Your Team is Harvesting What Your Leadership Has Planted

The words you speak today shape the harvest you’ll reap tomorrow. Your team’s biggest breakthrough next quarter may be planted in the very conversation you choose to have—or avoid—today. Anyone raised on a farm knows the painstaking, months-long, back-breaking process of getting...

Celebrating our workforce this Labor Day

Great leaders know that true success comes not just from vision but from the hard work and dedication of their teams. As we celebrate Labor Day, it’s important to pause and reflect on the significance of this holiday—not just as...

On Top of a Mountain – by Kate Hurlbut

“Whenever you see a man on top of a mountain, you can be sure he didn’t fall there.” These words, attributed to Adolph Rupp, a legendary basketball coach at the University of Kentucky, offer profound insight into the nature of...

The Power of Positive Imitation

In the world of business leadership, the pursuit of personal and professional growth is never-ending. Successful leaders constantly seek ways to improve themselves and their organizations. This simple quote provides valuable insight into how leaders can enhance their skills and...

Employee Spotlight – Michelle Smith

MasterThink’s success can be attributed to our exceptional team members. In today’s post, we put the spotlight on Michelle Smith. My Dream Vacation: If time and money were no object, you’d find me aboard an endless luxury cruise to anywhere...

Employee Spotlight – Kate Hurlbut

MasterThink’s success has been the result of a team of dedicated individuals who use their talents to serve our clients in their journey to achieve their goals and dreams. We would like to introduce each team member and their contribution...

Tell. Teach. Involve

If you aren’t a fan of “Undercover Boss” you should be. The premise is that the CEO of a major corporation gets into disguise and heads out to several of his or her business locations to see how well they...

Be A Magnet

Warren Bennis wrote the following about leaders: Where there are leaders, work is stimulating, challenging, fascinating, and fun. An essential ingredient in organizational leadership is pulling rather than pushing people toward a goal. A “pull” style of influence attracts and...