TechKNOWLEDGEyFirst in a yearlong series focused on how association leaders can identify, engage and channel disruption to benefit their groups By Scott Klososky As a new year begins, resolutions are often top of mind. We vow to go to the gym more, to eat better, to spend time reflecting, to chase those things we've been putting off. Resolutions are made with the intent to become stronger both mentally and physically, and to allow us to enjoy the fruits of our labors more effectively. These resolutions come with an understanding that there are external forces that impact us internally: bickering children, the pleasure of a soft sofa and television binge, or enticing… Read More