February 26th, 2026
Doug Noll
The modern workplace is a pressure cooker. Tight deadlines, diverse teams spread across time zones, hybrid work frictions, and the echoes of post-pandemic uncertainty create an environment where tensions can flare in an instant. Traditional leadership training focused on strategy, metrics, and execution once sufficed. Today, the most effective leaders need something more: the ability […]
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February 26th, 2026
Alan Cay Culler
Some of my readers may know I am a very late adopter of technology. I listen to music on Spotify now, but I still have a turntable and listen to vinyl albums occasionally. Some of you may also know that I am extremely resistant to letting AI write anything for me. “I like writing and […]
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February 26th, 2026
David Cravit
When you open the refrigerator and find a wedge of cheese flecked with green mold, or a package of chicken that smells faintly sour, it can be tempting to gamble with your stomach rather than waste food. But the line between harmless fermentation and dangerous spoilage is sharp. Consuming spoiled foods exposes the body to […]
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February 26th, 2026
Rosalind Sedacca
By Rosalind Sedacca, CDC Founder, Child-Centered Divorce Network It’s no secret. Children don’t experience divorce the way adults do. They don’t track legal timelines or understand emotional backstories. What they feel is tension, silence, tone shifts, and sudden changes in how their parents talk to each other. That’s why successful co-parenting communication isn’t a soft […]
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February 26th, 2026
Bob Gatty
When Champions Become Props in the Donald Show Editor’s Note: The following was posted on Facebook and it is simply too good not to share with you guys. The only thing I know about the author is that he’s a hell of a writer and is right on point with this piece about the slime […]
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February 26th, 2026
Devin Thorpe
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February 26th, 2026
Anne Bachrach
What Is Your Procrastination Costing You? This is a Wake-Up Call for all Entrepreneurs who want to have their ideal business and ideal life. You’re not lazy. You’re not unmotivated. And you’re certainly not incapable. Yet somewhere in your business—and likely in your life—you are delaying a decision you already know you need to make…. […]
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February 26th, 2026
Doug Noll
A subtle yet transformative force is reshaping how professionals interact: educational content focused on understanding and managing emotional triggers. These are the instinctive reactions frustration from a sharp critique, defensiveness during feedback, or irritation over a delayed project that can quietly undermine meetings, fracture relationships, and sap overall productivity. As emotional intelligence (EQ) cements its […]
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February 26th, 2026
Joe Dimino
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview series. We caught up with Austin-based award-nominated multi-instrumentalist, vibraphonist, percussionist, and composer Carolyn Trowbridge to talk about her debut 2026 album Found Memories and her dynamic life in music and education. A vital force in the Austin, Texas music scene, Carolyn’s new release features her […]
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February 26th, 2026
Michelle Greenwell
What if healthcare isn’t only what happens inside hospital walls? What if the future of healthcare in Nova Scotia depends just as much on choirs, movement classes, storytelling circles, and cultural gathering spaces as it does on surgical suites and emergency rooms? Across our province, conversations about healthcare often focus on hospital beds, physician shortages, […]
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