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15 Shared Traits Between Athletes and Business Professionals Professional athletes and business professionals may seem to occupy vastly different arenas, but beneath the surface, they share traits that fuel their success. From delayed gratification to a competitive nature, the parallels between these two domains run deep. Let’s explore these shared traits and how they contribute to success in both athletics and entrepreneurship: Delayed Gratification: Athletes and entrepreneurs understand the value of putting in the hard work upfront without expecting immediate rewards. Whether it’s hours of training or years of building a business, delayed gratification is a hallmark of their journey. The first day of training camp or Spring Training can seem like light years from reaching the Super Bowl or […]
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15 Shared Traits Between Athletes and Business Professionals Athletes and business professionals may seem to occupy vastly different arenas, but beneath the surface, they almost always often share traits that fuel their success. The shared traits between athletes and business professionals include delayed gratification and a fierce competitive nature, the parallels between these two domains run deeper though. Let’s explore these shared traits and how they contribute to success in both athletics and entrepreneurship: 1. Delayed Gratification: Both athletes and entrepreneurs understand the value of putting in the hard work upfront without expecting immediate rewards. Whether it’s hours of training or years of building a business, delayed gratification is a hallmark of their journey. The first day of Training Camp or Spring […]
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Rethinking Your Out-of-Office Message and reclaiming your free time In today’s fast-paced work environment, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by constant communication and the pressure to always be available. As work culture evolves, so does the way we signal our time off. Your Out-of-Office Message, once a simple formality, is now becoming a tool for asserting boundaries and reclaiming personal time. The Wall Street Journal has highlighted a growing trend: people are no longer just saying they’re out of the office—they’re setting clear expectations, like, “I’m off, and I won’t be checking emails.” Some even keep their out-of-office (OOO) replies active for a few days after returning, giving themselves a buffer to ease back into work. This shift isn’t just […]
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