March 10th, 2026
Catherine Cooper
(and Why It’s Not What Most People Think) Why Are Baby Boomers Still Working? Baby Boomers are still working in 2026 for several key reasons: longer life expectancy, financial considerations, continued demand for experienced workers, and a desire to remain active and purposeful. According to labor force data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, […]
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March 10th, 2026
Janine Bolon
Every once in a while, a book begins in a slightly unusual way. Not in isolation.Not behind a closed office door. But in conversation. That’s what’s happening right now with my next book: Revenue Without Rush: How to Build Your Life in 10 Years or Less. Instead of disappearing for two years to write it […]
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March 10th, 2026
Joe Dimino
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring seasoned singer, guitarist, and composer Billy Brandt. We caught up with Billy to talk about his 2025 album The Lucky Hustle & The Side Show Shuffle and his long journey in music. His sound carries a working-class appeal that radiates grit, charm, and […]
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March 10th, 2026
Joe Dimino
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring seasoned singer, guitarist, and composer Billy Brandt. We caught up with Billy to talk about his 2025 album The Lucky Hustle & The Side Show Shuffle and his long journey in music. His sound carries a working-class appeal that radiates grit, charm, and […]
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March 10th, 2026
Lynn Mull
‘Twas the third month of Year of the Horse, all of the creatures were stirring, especially the energy in my house. Photo by Andriy Babchiy on Unsplash We hung our vision boards with care, in hopes that clarity soon would be there. Unlike Santa’s December 25th deadline, in midlife, goals can go by the wayside—snow […]
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March 10th, 2026
Royce Shook
Several years ago, I delivered a workshop on Technology and Seniors to a group of older adults in North Vancouver. In the audience were Grade 6 and 7 students participating in an intergenerational project. I began with a simple statement: Seniors can learn just as effectively as young people. It may take us longer, but we […]
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March 10th, 2026
Craig Taylor
Your inbox sees dozens of emails every day that look completely routine. A DocuSign notification fits right in. A document is waiting. Someone needs a signature. You know the drill. Attackers know the drill too, and they have built entire phishing campaigns around abusing your DocuSign trust. Why DocuSign Makes a Perfect Cover DocuSign is […]
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March 9th, 2026
Joe Dimino
Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with author, chef, kitchen coach, healthy eating mentor, and speaker Janel Louise Ohletz. Janel’s life journey has taken many fascinating turns. Growing up on a small farm in rural New Hampshire helped deepen her connection to the […]
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March 9th, 2026
Joe Dimino
Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with freelance journalist, ghostwriter, bestselling author, and publicity expert Henry DeVries. Henry is the publicist-in-chief at Persuade With A Story and a partner at Indie Books International. Throughout his career, he has helped authors, entrepreneurs, and business […]
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March 9th, 2026
April Ibarra
Designing the Life That Comes Next Most of us spend the first half of life reacting. We respond to what’s in front of us: education, careers, relationships, raising children, paying bills, and meeting expectations. Life moves quickly, and before you realize it, you’re fifty. You may not even recognize yourself when you finally slow down […]
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