Our current virus outbreak has radically re-shaped the American landscape from routine living to events, business and government operations. Once the damage is over, we will be able to return to life as usual. Maybe not! So Much has changed that we are headed into the new normal. What new customs will likely stick and what challenges will we all face.

Whether you’re trying to grow your sales, add new accounts, recapture old account or reassign orphaned accounts, having a strategy is a good first step. In this episode of the Business Wingmen show we’ll cover tips to help you get it done.

Working from home is not new. Many people and professions have been doing this for years. However, our recent virus outbreak is compelling just about all working people to do their jobs at home. While it’s necessary to comply with federal and state mandates, people new to this routine may find it adding to their anxiety. Today, your Business Wingmen discuss how employers and employees can optimize this new working relationship.

We’re all facing unprecedented effects of the corona virus. With so many edicts from government and anxiety in the workplace, how can you adapt and thrive while you weather this storm. In today’s episode, we talk about things you should do as a leader to strengthen focus and maintain productivity at all levels.

One way to improve yourself is by reading. But many people have trouble reading things that require retention. This episode of the Business Wingmen discusses 7 tips for being able to remember the contents of what you read so you can do a better job of putting your improvements into action.

Is the future full of surprises or just more of the usual. In today's episode, we talk about some of the more prominent trends in business to help you navigate things like the immergence of AI, all things internet, social media's direction and organizational flattening. Join your hosts Steve Smith and Will Robertson on another great flight with the Business Wingmen.

Today, we explore the changing landscape of soft skills in the workplace. As technology, industry, people and consumer demands change, 2020 will require a different set of soft skills to be successful. This topic is based on an article published on cnbc.com's 'Make-It' by Jennifer Liu.

Have you been feeling bored or frustrated at work lately? Or, do you work in an industry with falling job opportunities or wage stagnation? If you’re a mid-career worker considering switching careers for whatever reason, this episode will give you many things to consider before making your move.

According to Gallup, only 33% of U.S. workers are fully engaged in their jobs costing companies millions in unproductive behavior and low levels of operating efficiency. In this episode, we discuss how managers at all levels can increase their team's engagement and produce happier, more committed employees.

In this episode, we talk about the types of goals to consider based on what results you want to achieve in your business or executive position.