March 9th, 2026
Devin Thorpe
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March 9th, 2026
Misty Bolt
Navigating Medicare can feel like wandering through a maze without a map. But what if I told you there’s a way to simplify your healthcare coverage while unlocking some pretty neat perks? That’s where Medicare Advantage plans come into play. These plans bundle your Medicare Part A and Part B coverage and often throw in […]
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March 9th, 2026
Rob Ramseyer
We recently conducted a survey of more than twenty highly successful Division II, Division III, and NAIA head coaches to better understand how strong programs sustain success and why they sometimes lose their way. This research is part of a larger project we are working on that will eventually become a full book on sustaining […]
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March 9th, 2026
Joe Dimino
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring acclaimed jazz guitarist Dave Stryker. We caught up with Dave to talk about his 2026 album Blue Fire: The Van Gelder Session, a powerful new recording that captures his trio at the legendary Van Gelder Studio for the first time. Dave first made […]
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March 9th, 2026
Doug Thorpe
The Servant Leadership Mistake Most Managers Don’t See Coming Every leader has resources. The best leaders know whether to build new ones or leverage what’s already there. If you’ve ever watched a manager hire three new people when the answer was sitting two desks away — or watched another leader run their best people into […]
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March 9th, 2026
Jodie Filogomo
There’s something magical about a book that doesn’t just entertain you, but gently nudges how you see the world. And lately, I’ve been talking about two books that did exactly that. While I realize not everyone loves reading non-fiction, I figured I would review it on my site and give you the lowdown, in Cliff […]
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March 8th, 2026
Patricia Faust
Over the past century, we have added nearly thirty years to human life expectancy. Advance in cardiovascular care, cancer treatment, infectious disease control, and metabolic medicine have dramatically reduced early mortality. But these medical victories have revealed a new challenge. Many people are living longer while experiencing prolonged periods of cognitive decline, emotional instability, sleep […]
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March 8th, 2026
Patricia Faust
There is no shortage of chaos, conflict, and uncertainty in the world today. The daily onslaught of crises from here at home to around the world, can leave us on unsure footing. How can we find peace when our world is crumbling? This chaos is beyond our means of control. Finding peace within this […]
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March 8th, 2026
Joe Dimino
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring Ottawa-based bandleader, vocalist, and trombonist Steve Berndt. We caught up with Steve to talk about his new 2026 album Heart of Hearts, a project that explores themes of love, honesty, and emotional connection through jazz. The eleven-track release features eight original compositions along […]
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March 8th, 2026
Catherine Cooper
If you’ve been in the workforce long enough, you know the difference between a raise thatfeels rewarding and one that feels insulting. Lately, more employees are experiencingwhat’s become known as a “peanut butter raise.” A peanut butter raise is a small, across-the-board salary increase given equally to allemployees, regardless of performance. Merit and impact play […]
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