beBetter. A Leadership Blog by Joey Havens
Lone Wolves Can Destroy a Good Day
As I pull into the Quick Mart to fill up with gas for the trip home, my mind is full of joyful memories from a day of fishing on Lake... Continue reading
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As I pull into the Quick Mart to fill up with gas for the trip home, my mind is full of joyful memories from a day of fishing on Lake... Continue reading
With the novel coronavirus upon us, many physician practices are rethinking the way they can continue to serve their patients during this uncertain time and beyond. Having to close their... Continue reading
Updated March 12, 2020: Senate Bill 2563 has been amended and passed by the Senate. It will now make its way through the House. The amended bill increases the minimum... Continue reading
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, a new global remote workforce has emerged in an effort to help flatten the curve. As organizations make this necessary transition, changes to infrastructure to... Continue reading
I started my career at HORNE back in 2010 as an administrative assistant on the firm's first-ever Texas project. So, I've really seen our work in Texas grow from inception... Continue reading
On October 5, 2018, the President signed the Disaster Recovery Reform Act[i] into law, ushering in the most significant changes to the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance... Continue reading
With a historic tax reform in place and an economy that continues to show signs of strength, we have a positive outlook for 2018. As we reflect on 2017, a... Continue reading
Recently, I received my letter confirming the annual renewal of my professional license. As I started to file it away, I reflected on how it felt when I was first... Continue reading