by John G. Self | Mar 18, 2013 | Healthcare, Recruiting, Stories
Why am I an executive recruiter? That is a question that I am frequently asked, given my background — from being a newspaper reporter and the first director of Hermann Hospital’s acclaimed Life Flight program and national marketing manager for the aircraft company,...
by John G. Self | Dec 19, 2012 | Stories
Retailers tell me that nothing adds energy to Christmas shopping than a blast of cold air. Apparently colder weather creates the mood for holiday giving, overcoming concerns about the economy. I am sitting at a Starbucks located in Highland Park Village. This is one...
by John G. Self | Nov 30, 2012 | Stories
This holiday season I have been introduced to Flat Stanley. Flat Stanley is a character in a book written by Jeff Brown. My grandson, Jack Henry, is reading Flat Stanley in his second grade class. Stanley was not always flat, but one day he met up with a falling...
by John G. Self | Sep 6, 2011 | Stories
Posted from Tyler, Texas On the day we are born, scientists tell us, we begin to die. Death at an early age is a tragedy. The death of a baby with an irreparable defect is heart wrenching. A teenager who dies in an accident is shocking, filling us with a consuming...
