You need to work for a living. You do. There’s no getting out of it. But too much work dulls the senses. What’s the cure? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Merrymaking in the ‘Nati” and see what happens when you unleash a conference full of professionals in one of those team-building events most people fear. Don’t you love it when a plan works? Especially when you alter your plan.
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