Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with podcaster, entrepreneur, holistic feeding specialist, and pediatric speech pathologist Lena Livinsky. She helps families get to the root of picky eating through her innovative BLOOM Framework and her podcast, The Livin’Sky Podcast. Lena takes a whole-child […]
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Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series with acclaimed jazz saxophonist Rob Scheps. We caught up with Rob to discuss a busy and exciting 2026, including his upcoming Kansas City performance at Upcycle Piano Craft on Sunday May 17, 2026 with the Brad Gregory Sextet. Rob will be performing on soprano […]
Quick Listen: In today’s high-pressure workplaces, where hybrid teams juggle deadlines, cultural differences, and constant digital communication, even minor misunderstandings can rapidly escalate into disruptions that sap morale and stall progress. Forward-looking organizations are responding by embedding verified de-escalation techniques into everyday team interactions, treating the ability to calm tension as a core professional competency […]
Should I dye gray hair? I´ve been gray most of my life, but now, I´m white. Also, I live in Florida. Here´s my dilemma. The post To dye or not to dye gray hair; one man’s dilemma appeared first on . Originally Published on https://www.vivafifty.com/
Well hello everyone, It is so good to be back. As some of you may have noticed I took a little Timeout from my podcast and lots of other things for that matter to come back better, more aligned, and with a Time Out program for others who may be feeling the same, but more […]
Tresi had another brilliant idea about wearing what is in our closet after reading this post about the 333 project rules. But you know Tresi & I…we like to mix things up, so we took this idea and made it our own, calling it the 3333 project. Quote of the day: “Few things are impossible […]
The room was quiet in that way it gets when the world feels a little too loud. Outside, the news kept rolling, markets shifting, headlines shouting, uncertainty pressing in from every direction. It’s the kind of moment many people are facing right now, that quiet question tapping on their shoulder: “What do I do now?” […]
Quick Listen: Disagreements ignite everywhere Twitter threads, family gatherings, Zoom calls, workplace meetings. The default response is usually to fire back, tune out, or walk away. Yet a growing body of research points to a quieter, more powerful alternative: listening attentively even when the other person’s argument feels scattered, emotional, repetitive, or diffuse. Far from […]
Photo by mreyz The Pros and Cons of Living with Other Retirees I had a “get to know you” call with a financial advisor and author. The focus was on the behavioral aspects of clients once they head into retirement. Trading case examples back and forth, Brady paused and very directly stated, “I don’t like […]
