Copper State of Mind

These past few months, no matter the job title, we’ve all had to step up as a leader. Some days we’re doing it well, others not so much.

There is no doubt that the last few months have been difficult for business owners throughout Arizona.

E-newsletters are seeing an increase in open rates in recent months.  The pundits that track that sort of information are attributing that to the stay-at-home and work-from-home mandates that we’re all operating under.

Let’s grab lunch. Want to meet up for coffee? Are you free for brunch?

Many Arizona businesses are stepping up in a big way to provide resources and support during this difficult time. Adjusting and adapting to these times, we’re seeing innovation and creativity across a variety of industries. 

Essential. This word has been used countless times over the past few weeks. Who are your essential employees? What businesses are considered essential? Can you find the essentials at the grocery store? 

How long are you willing to wait? The hostess at the restaurant says it will be 20-30 minutes for a table, do you wait? Is it worth it to stay or get back in the car, find another place and likely have to wait again?

Every four years we get an extra day ‒ February 29 ‒ known as Leap Day. This additional 24-hour period is added to the calendar to make sure it stays in line with the Earth’s movement around the sun.

Google “leadership lessons from President Lincoln” and you’ll find dozens of articles.

In Gov. Doug Ducey’s recent State of the State Address, he talked about Arizona’s diverse economy.