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It might be this time of year, or perhaps this year in particular, that calls for a renewed message of hope for our country, our families, friends and colleagues. And yes, our four-legged companions, too. I recently received this festive photo from my daughter Ryan, who completed her internship at the White House last Friday. These bigger-than-life replicas of Bo and Sunny are on point to welcome all to the House this holiday season.

I believe in the value and importance of becoming a fully integrated human being, especially so for those of us in leadership. I also believe that finding ways to nurture our humanity through our professional lives can get lost in too much work.

On November 17, 2015, Perfect Image was formally inducted into the Atlanta Business League (ABL) Business Hall of Fame. This distinction recognizes African-American-owned businesses that have continuously operated for 25 years or more, and whose entrepreneurial endeavors have paved the way for others to follow.

I recently heard a fascinating NPR segment on insect communication. It got me thinking about what all of us in marketing and development try to do: Send out the right vibrations at the right frequency. Not surprisingly, Mother Nature has some great insights for us.

For the last 24 years, Ira Jackson has owned and operated Perfect Image, a progressive commercial printing company in Atlanta. Not only has Jackson’s industry seen epic technological shifts, but so, too, has Jackson shifted through dramatic cultural times and changes. Peek into his world view in Rhodes Magazine.