March 3rd, 2026
Julie Winkle Giulioni
What does leadership require right now? Not in theory. Not in calmer times. But in a moment defined by AI disruption, economic strain, burnout, and eroding trust. This edition of the Leadership Development Digest features more than 20 thoughtful contributors wrestle with that very question. And here’s what emerges: Leadership must be both strategic and […]
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March 3rd, 2026
Keith Haney
Silent and serene, the empty church invites reflection as sunlight filters through its stained glass windows. In my previous call, we had the Northern Illinois District has a cool tagline, New Starts…New Believers (NSNB). For twelve years, it was the guiding vision for our district missions. We set aggressive goals 125 new church plants by the 500 […]
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March 3rd, 2026
Lynn Mull
A friend of a friend of a friend, all powerhouse women, introduced me to Nicole. We had a blind friend date I was on Nicole’s podcast– Shock And Y’All, – have you listened? Listen to anything she puts out there, Nicole’s sassy, smart and knows how to operate deep in the heart of Hollywood. Her […]
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March 3rd, 2026
Royce Shook
If Health is the foundational pillar, then Family and deep social connections are the heart of a fulfilling retirement. Retirees consistently report that family is their greatest source of satisfaction, support, and joy. But in the New Retirement, the very definition of “family” is beautifully expanding. While traditional family ties remain central, more than half […]
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March 3rd, 2026
Craig Taylor
And yes, Google’s Gemini AI had no idea it was working for the bad guys. Malware has always followed a script. Literal, hardcoded, rigid instructions telling it exactly where to tap, what to steal, and how to hide. For years, that rigidity was also its weakness. Change the screen layout, update the operating system, or […]
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March 2nd, 2026
Joe Dimino
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Atlanta-based jazz multi-instrumentalist Larry Douglas. He returns in 2026 with a bold and unique EP, Music Speaks for Me, blending electric jazz, R&B, and both new and old school hip-hop into a dynamic sonic vision. Rooted in his philosophy of “sound painting,” Larry […]
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March 2nd, 2026
Doug Noll
Quick Listen: Have you ever watched a minor workplace disagreement a quick comment on Slack, a differing view in a meeting explode into something far more damaging within moments? One person feels dismissed, the other defensive, and suddenly trust frays, productivity dips, and resentment lingers for weeks. This pattern of rapid escalation has become strikingly […]
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March 2nd, 2026
Faris Aranki
How often you ask vs how often you offer help could be the key factor in whether you achieve your goals or not Have you ever really thought about how frequently you ask for help? Is it often? Maybe it’s infrequently or maybe it’s next to never. What about how often you offer help to others? The reason I […]
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March 2nd, 2026
Stephanie Mann
The media tells us: American children are suffering! Yet they fail to emphasize that family is the most critical factor in a child’s mental and physical health. To raise successful children, we must prioritize educating and supporting American families. Statistics should motivate us to empower children. Currently, taxpayers spend $220 million daily on child abuse […]
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