Aries Sanders

Press enter or click to view image in full size For the first decade that I stepped into adulthood, I was sure that my honesty was my armor. I was confident that words based on shared knowledge or of actual events are not just my business to communicate, but it was my duty. It seemed especially crucial in situations where I was not seeing eye-to-eye with another person or where the level of someone else’s delusions became too much for my bull crap meter to handle.

Business owners, school leaders, and medical offices, please check in on your front office staff. The members of the front office hold the vital role of creating a first impression and sometimes shaping the overall perception of your business or organization. If a member of your front desk team is having a bad day or is dealing with personal issues, it's wise to do a quick pulse check. See how their attitude toward the world is at the start of each day.