Category archive: Life Lessons
Don’t write it off just yet
I’m all about the fun factor. You might even categorize me as a “yellow personality.” So if I’m going to be getting physical exercise I don’t want it to feel like a workout—it’s got to be fun. This is why running never appealed to me. Sports, yes. Dancing, ok. Hiking, sure. Running? As articulated by…
LeBron Trains—Why don’t you?
With March Madness nearly over, the 2012 – 2013 college basketball season is winding down. As one sport’s season ends another begins; now we have spring training for college football and Major League Baseball. Being the best is something these athletes have worked at since they were old enough to pick up a bat, golf…
Trading the scandals for peace in the holidays.
One of the things I really enjoy about the holiday season is the giving. Here at IAT we have a long tradition of giving throughout the year, but especially in December. In the past, we have hosted a food drive with all donations going to the Utah Food Bank. This usually turns into a companywide…
IAT Employees share their hopes for 2013
It’s almost time to stop partying and get back to work! At IAT, we’re hoping to accomplish some spectacular things in 2013, both at work and in our personal lives. Below are a few of our plans. John Roundy: “I want to fully recover from knee replacement surgery so I can work more than 4 hours.”…
The secret of the Masters
I like to paint. As with anything I enjoy pursuing, (my work, developing a skill or other life-quests) there are specific principles I try to follow to achieve desired results. These principles are just as applicable in business and debt collection as creating a work of art. So please forgive me for making another analogy between…