Holiday Attitude Drift is when this stress spills over into the workplace. You’ll see a noticeable shift in an employee's demeanor. They become less patient, more reactive, and emotionally checked out. Their usual positive attitude drifts into irritability. This isn’t intentional insubordination; it's a symptom of being stretched too thin.

Quiet Dodging is the workplace equivalent. It’s when employees subtly sidestep responsibility, accountability, and challenging assignments. It’s not a flat-out "no." It's a "maybe later," a "let me check my calendar," or a complete disappearing act when a tough project is being discussed.

In today’s fast-paced, distraction-filled world, boredom has become a rarity. We scroll, swipe, and binge-watch to avoid it at all costs. But Marty argues that boredom is a gift; a chance to let your mind wander, dream, and discover. It’s in those quiet moments, whether you’re stuck in traffic or folding laundry, that breakthroughs happen. And yes, even boredom at work can lead to unexpected creativity and clarity.

As a business owner or salesperson, you may have found yourself asking the question, "When should I hire a business coach?" There is no...