This Is Not a Drill: Hawaii’s False Alarm
When faced with imminent danger, you re-think your lack of preparation and the safety of your loved ones. Here are some lessons you can learn from Hawai’i’s recent false alarm.
Posts By Nicole Napuunoa
One Resolution Down, Countless More To Go
Are you an introvert? Here are some resolutions that may help expand your network.
Back to Basics in the New Year
Remember the carefree activities that used to color your life? Bring some of those feelings back and add simplicity to your life.
15 Tips to Establish a Morning Routine
If your days are hectic from the first buzzing of your alarm clock to the time that you collapse into bed at night, you will benefit from creating a morning routine. Use this list to establish good habits that will ease you into the day.
Life-Saving Tips for Active Threat Events
We see the news coverage of mass shootings, knife and vehicle-borne attacks more often now. Here are some tips and great resources to apply. It could save a life.
Remaining Practical When Playing Offense, Defense and Special Teams
A boss once said in a meeting that “It is your job if it needs to get done, maybe not explicitly but if this team needs this — it is your job to make sure it happens.” Can you step outside of your role and do what it takes to make your team successful?
Playlist for Govies and Citizens
Government encounters can be stressful. Many of us laugh, afterwards, about the ridiculousness that ensued. Applying these songs to your next encounter could lighten up the mood.
How to Stay Positive While Surrounded by Energy Vampires
Days in the office are busy enough. Avoiding unnecessary wastes-of-energy vampires makes such a difference. Here are a few tips on how to make vampire run-ins less draining.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Not only are women affected by this cancer, men are too. Entire communities feel the effects. Let us advocate for and with them.