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  For this blog post, I’m going to simply write what’s on my mind. What am I thinking? When I look at the PIP philosophy (Passion, Innovation, and Perseverance) I want to explore how it impacts our daily lives. We often think of the PIP Path as something connected to our careers, dreams, or big goals, but perhaps it is much more than that. Maybe the PIP Path is really about how we approach each and every day. Every morning, we wake up to a new adventure. And with each new day comes a choice: How will we face it? Some mornings, we wake up feeling positive, energized, and ready to take on whatever comes our way. Other mornings, it’s not so easy. We may wake up already thinking about the commute, the difficult coworker, the workload waiting for us, the bills, the responsibilities, or everything that seems to be going wrong. Before we even get out of bed, our minds can already be focused on the negative. But what if we started each day by thinking about our passion? What if we asked ou...

  Author:  Vanessa Jimenez, Business Analyst The TAJL Group Change is a part of everyone’s life whether we’d like to admit it or not. Some people naturally react better to it than others. At some point in our lives, we’ve willingly changed it, it can be a small habit that we added or took out of our daily routine, or a tremendous change like switching careers. In either situation it has taken patience. “Patience is a virtue.” We’ve all heard it but, what is patience? It’s the ability to wait calmly. Abilities like patience can be learned, it’s not something you are born with. We are living in a time when we have a question, we can get an instant answer by searching it up. It has become difficult for us to learn this ability; it’s not our fault. It does become our fault when we don’t acknowledge it. Waiting is only part of it; we have to wait calmly. When we want a career change or are adding a small habit into our daily routine, it takes time but we eventually achieve it. In t...