Brad Lambden Small Business Owners: Want to Beat the Retention Crisis? Focus on Talent Fit and Manager Development. If you run a small retail business like an independent convenience store—or a local service company such as an HVAC contractor—you already know one hard truth: Finding and keeping great people is one of the biggest challenges in business … Read more
You ever notice how it’s easy to behave a certain way when things are calm? We all do it. We put on the “professional” face. We manage. We smile. We say the right things. But when the pressure hits—when you’re tired, cornered, or things go sideways? That’s when your wiring shows up. That’s not bad. … Read more
In every business, you’ll find two types of leaders who can make or break the team: the Realist, like “Maria”, and the Enterpriser, like “Dylan”. Maria’s the hands-on realist who needs to know “why” before moving an inch—she’s got her boots on the ground, questioning every detail to ensure it’s rock-solid. Dylan’s the big-picture CEO … Read more
Unleashing Soft Skills for a Winning Culture Look, I get it—business is about results. But here’s the thing: those results don’t come from spreadsheets or strategy decks alone. They come from people. And people? They’re messy, beautiful, and wired in ways that make them unique. At Myndprint, we take a whole-human approach to individuals (you), … Read more
Your Mind vs. Your Moves: Decoding the Myndprint-Behavior Gap Hey there! Ever wonder why you think one way but sometimes act totally differently? Maybe you’re cool as a cucumber inside but snap under pressure, or you’re bursting with big ideas yet play it safe in meetings. That’s the dance between your Myndprint—your unique mental wiring—and … Read more
April 5, 2025 Hey, I’m Brad Lambden—coach, iWorkZone CEO, and a guy who’s wrestled chaos into wins for others and myself. Economic trends are uncertain, leaving leaders and business owners concerned—even paralyzed—right now. Companies are scrambling, folks wondering what’s next. I’ve been there. Took over iWorkZone when it was a mess, rebuilt it twice—once a … Read more