Budapest is a city that surprises many visitors with its beauty. It’s a top choice for a city break or a stop on a Danube trip. Even if you know about the famous Parliament building, there’s much more to see. This city mixes old beauty with new excitement. In this article, we’ll show you some […]
Being your own boss, or the “top dog,” can be a rewarding yet challenging endeavor. First, autonomy is a significant draw; you have the freedom to set your own schedule, pursue projects aligned with your passions, and make decisions that shape your business’s direction. This level of control can lead to a deep sense of […]
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Green was a common theme this week, but not on purpose. I was also surprised to notice that I wore more pants and shorts (Tuesday’s outfit was a romper, not a dress) than the norm in this type of weather. Signing up for emails is signing up for a daily dose of positivity. Besides the […]
When it comes to accommodation, budget travel often involves finding a balance between low cost and convenient location. In many cases, especially when traveling to major cities and popular attractions, the closer the lodging is to the city center or attraction, the more you can expect to pay. One effective way to save money, particularly […]
When we dive into the depths of grief, guilt, and self-judgment, we uncover a tangle of emotions that can overwhelm us. Picture walking on an uncharted beach, where every step brings new challenges, each one laden with its own emotional weight. Grief is our natural response to loss. There are ebbs and flows like waves. […]
We are back this Sunday! Listen on livestream at 5pm CT/6pm ET or any time after on podcast right here! And you can ALSO listen on Apple podcasts right HERE! Keynote Speaker, President of Stackpole & Associates, Irving Stackpole, returns to the show, once again! This time, Irving will discuss with Dr. Mara information consumers need to […]
I had the best conversation today with my friend Joshua Stamper. We were recording an episode for the podcast (coming soon) where we started talking about leadership vs management and how that can be a big challenge for new school leaders. Let’s be honest, stepping into a school leadership role is both exciting and challenging. […]
Kathleen spoke about stomach cancer being the fifth most common type of cancer, factors that may cause it, symptoms and how to protect against it. The post What Killed Napoleon? Stomach Cancer! first appeared on The Yakking Show.
I’m not a financial advisor; Superpowers for Good should not be considered investment advice. Seek counsel before making investment decisions. My Pick of the Week: Renegade Running Every Friday, I pick an investment opportunity from the list of offerings that my colleague Chandan prepares and publishes on Monday. I’ll look for both social impact and […]
