The THINK Project

08/06/2025

We're very proud of our work in North Carolina!!

08/06/2025

31/07/2023

It's one thing to be full of thanks for a blessing, but another blessing comes when you show your thanks....even for the little things 🌼 Now...go be great!!

17/03/2021

Whether or not to include a home address on a resume is a question almost every candidate I’ve worked with has asked during our first coaching session, and my advice is usually the same. No.

08/02/2021

BEGIN ANYWHERE...It’s all about YOU. Choose a daily habit and commit to it for 21 days. The 21 Day Challenge is based on the age-old belief that it takes 21 days to fully form a new habit, and for new neuropathways to be fully formed in your brain.

You can use this time to cultivate new habits - waking up earlier, quitting soda, sticking to a new diet, making new friends, meditating, going to work early, doing an act of kindness, etc. The list is endless.

You can also use this time to break bad habits - spending too much time on social media, procrastinating, binge eating, sleeping late, smoking, etc.

So…..BEGIN ANYWHERE!!

BEGIN ANYWHERE!!!
The 21 Day Self-Discipline Challenge
February 7 - 28

Have you ever thought of picking up a good habit, but never got around to doing it? Perhaps you tried for 1-2 days, but lacked the discipline to continue on. Perhaps you were overwhelmed by the effort needed and just changed your mind. Lack of self-discipline can cast self-doubt and cause us to feel defeated before we even start!

Challenges are a great way to build self-discipline through consistency. We have to build up from where we are currently to where we want to be ideally.

For 21 days, we will commit to starting a new habit, breaking a bad habit, or just being better! There will be no excuses, no whining, no quitting, and no failing. We will set out to do something and we will do it no matter what.

So...begin anywhere! Discipline will be the outcome.

05/02/2021

BEGIN ANYWHERE!!!
The 21 Day Self-Discipline Challenge
February 7 - 28

Have you ever thought of picking up a good habit, but never got around to doing it? Perhaps you tried for 1-2 days, but lacked the discipline to continue on. Perhaps you were overwhelmed by the effort needed and just changed your mind. Lack of self-discipline can cast self-doubt and cause us to feel defeated before we even start!

Challenges are a great way to build self-discipline through consistency. We have to build up from where we are currently to where we want to be ideally.

For 21 days, we will commit to starting a new habit, breaking a bad habit, or just being better! There will be no excuses, no whining, no quitting, and no failing. We will set out to do something and we will do it no matter what.

So...begin anywhere! Discipline will be the outcome.

15/01/2021

So many people are blindsided by the sudden loss of employment and left unprepared to jump back into the job market. This can lead to frustration and disappointment, which can often feel paralyzing. Don't let this happen to you! Preparation is the key!

Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard on Wednesday said unemployment for the lowest-paid Americans is likely above 20 percent.