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When we first started Xtreme Xperience in 2012, there was no other company in the world that provided the same services as us. Not only were we faced with the challenge of building our business from the ground up, but we also had to invent and define the industry our...

Would you consider yourself a mentally tough person? Maybe you’ve never had a chance to find out how well you can perform when you’re faced with adversity. Well, now your chance has come. How we handle the current COVID-19 crisis – as leaders, as workers, as human beings - will...

Albert Einstein may have said it best: “Look deep into Nature and you will understand everything better.”   As a manager, have you ever wondered why employees gossip, backstab, miss work, fail to meet deadlines or sometimes bully their co-workers?  These types of issues within your office can affect not only...

Many shoppers know the value of buying in bulk. If you have ever stocked up on bread, cereal, coffee and paper towels at a warehouse store, you know how great it can be for your household budget. As a business owner, you can take this same approach when purchasing needed...

The learning process is fun and for kids, it is not something that starts and finishes in school. On the contrary, their native curiosity makes them learn constantly. New parents should know things that teachers are obliged to know. Let's see what you can do to make learning interesting for...

One morning when dropping my four-year-old daughter off at school, she told me, “I love the games we play at school, Mum. What kind of games do you play at your office?” After thinking about it for a moment, I had to answer, “Well, none actually.” At the time, it...

Leo Radvinsky is a venture capital investor, entrepreneur, and philanthropist who has built successful software and technology companies. As the founder and managing partner of Leo.com, Radvinsky provides funding and guidance to technology entrepreneurs and engineers. Radvinsky has a strong interest in the democratization of technology and believes that open-source...

On January 6th, 140 people were injured and 5 killed during an attack on the U.S. Capitol. Rioters infiltrated the building and forced a lockdown. A few weeks later, 232 members of the Congress and 43 Senators voted to convict the former president of inciting an insurrection. However, because 57...

In life and business, decisions can fail because the issue has not been clearly defined and options have not been carefully considered.   We all have strengths and weaknesses or areas we could improve on. Within each company or organization, a CEO can benefit from understanding not only their own strengths...

Over the past few months, leaders and employees appear to be as frustrated by engaging one another on Zoom (and the like) as they are with meeting in person and having to wear a mask. As leaders, this dynamic should give us pause. These frustrations serve no one.  They ignore...