It is important to remember that the New Year isn’t meant to serve as a catalyst for sweeping character changes. It’s a time for people to reflect on their past years’ behavior and promise to make positive lifestyle changes. Setting small, attainable goals throughout the year, instead of a singular, overwhelming goal on January 1, can help you reach whatever it is you strive for.
As part of our core value “Service Heart”, SFG enjoys giving back to the community. The winter months are a good opportunity for us to help out, so that’s exactly what we’re doing. As is tradition, we adopted a family through the Northern Nevada Children’s Cabinet.
Financial freedom isn’t the only answer to living a fulfilling life.
Our commitment to education and our Four Capital Approach is evident through SFG’s Book Club. This fun tradition reinforces our Intellectual Capital. Team members choose non-fiction books to read and, twice a year, we get together as a team and present our “book reports”. We thought we’d share some of the books we’ve been reading related to the Physical and Intellectual Capitals in case any of them pique your interest.
Our commitment to education and our Four Capital Approach is evident through SFG’s Book Club. This fun tradition reinforces our Intellectual Capital. Team members choose non-fiction books to read and twice a year we get together as a team and present our “book reports”. We thought we’d share some of the books we’ve been reading related to the Psychological Capital in case any of these pique your interest.
When your electronics get old or you upgrade, your first instinct might be to get rid of the old right away. But first, you should ensure no data is left on the device in case it ends up in the wrong hands. You would think you can just delete the data, but it’s not always that simple, as sometimes the data remains on your device unless you take additional steps to permanently delete it.