Did you resolve to get rid of a few bad habits this year only to revert to your old self? If so, you're not alone. About 80 percent of people drop their resolutions within the second week of February. Change can be tough, but self-loathing won't help you make the progress you desire. Instead, Mandy Gilbert, an entrepreneur who specializes in technology and workforce management solutions, asserts that it's better to look inward at the things you already do rather than mull over what you wish you did. In this issue of Promotional Consultant Today, we highlight Gilbert's five ways to finally leave bad habits behind.

Rumination can lead to poor problem-solving, anxiety and depression. However, you can break yourself out of the rut. We share Dr. Boyes' guidance in this issue of Promotional Consultant Today.

Megan Totka, the chief editor for ChamberofCommerce.com, says the most common barrier to customer centricity is the lack of a customer-centric organizational culture. In this issue of Promotional Consultant Today, we discuss Totka's top tips for developing a customer-driven company.

Sales executive and entrepreneur Jeff Hoffman has pinpointed nine ways to get a CEO's attention and ensure you don't bungle the opportunity. We highlight his tips in this issue of Promotional Consultant Today.