• The Sabotaged Tug of War

    In a high-stakes game of tug-of-war, four determined men—two on each side—strain every muscle, pulling the rope with all their might. Their goal is clear: to outmatch the opposing team and claim victory. Sweat drips, feet dig into the ground, and teamwork fuels their determination. But just as the battle reaches its peak, a fifth…

  • Want to Lead Better? Master These 7 Habits Now

    At The Mentor’s Compass, we help leaders and organizations move from average to exceptional. One of the most overlooked leadership mindsets is what Jim Collins calls Level 5 Leadership—a blend of quiet strength and unshakable drive. Here’s how you can start building those habits today. 1. Stop talking. Start owning. Too many leaders talk results…

  • How to Beat Procrastination and Get More Done

    Here are 10 lessons from Eat That Frog that will help you beat procrastination and get more done: 1- You tackle the hardest task first – You don’t avoid the big, scary to-dos. You face them head-on and get them done early. 2- You plan before jumping in – You take a few minutes to…

  • The Silent Strength Behind Success

    In leadership, as in life, progress often depends not just on those who climb but also on those who support. The image below is a powerful metaphor for mentorship, leadership development, and the role of The Mentor’s Compass in guiding individuals toward success. The figure at the top of the ladder represents ambition, progress, and…

  • 3 Essential Resume Tips

    At The Mentor’s Compass staffing and recruitment, we guide professionals in crafting standout resumes that open doors to new opportunities. Whether you’re actively job hunting or just keeping your resume updated, here are three key strategies to help you present yourself effectively: 1. Start Strong with a Powerful SummaryYour resume should begin with a brief, compelling…

  • Don’t Get Distracted (9 Ways to Stay Focused)

    Reflections from 22 Years in the Classroom Staying focused in a world full of distractions isn’t just a skill—it’s a survival tactic. Over my 22 years as a university professor, I watched countless students struggle with focus, fighting battles against the endless distractions of modern life. Observing their challenges and working through my own struggles…