September 5th, 2023 Dennis Pitocco
“The biggest misconception about the homeless is that they got themselves in the mess — let them get themselves out.” –Ron Hall Myths are widely held thoughts or beliefs that are not generally true. Beyond just being misinformation, myths often create negative attitudes and even prejudice. This is most often the case when it comes […]
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September 4th, 2023 Sapna Shah-Haque
Listen! In a world where the pursuit of strength often revolves around physical prowess, we must not forget that real strength starts from within. Men’s mental health is not just important; it’s essential. Break the Stigma: Society has long perpetuated the harmful stereotype that men should be unshakeable and stoic. But embracing vulnerability and seeking […]
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September 4th, 2023 Deliah Lawrence
Author’s Bio: Rita Gordon is a California native living in the Bay Area and a San Francisco State University graduate. As an emerging voice in the contemporary romance genre, Rita brings a fresh perspective to storytelling. Inspired by the power of love and the beauty of cultural exploration, her writing captures the essence of human […]
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September 4th, 2023 Phyllis Ayman
In preparing for my October 28th TEDx talk, I sent my dear friend, who is also my former undergraduate college professor, the draft of my talk. She is not only an incredible writer but always offers me wise counsel from her distinct point of view. She sent me something that her father always carried in […]
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September 4th, 2023 Rita Robison
Whether you’re celebrating at a picnic, barbecue, rally, football game, or work, happy Labor Day. Sunday I went to our local Olympia Harbor Days celebration that’s always scheduled for Labor Day weekend. It was cloudy, so my photos aren’t as good as the years where there’s nice blue sky. Thankfully, we had only a sprinkle […]
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September 4th, 2023 Elinor Stutz
Photo by John Hain via Pixabay Attract the Right Job Or Clientele: Will You Encourage Leadership to Contribute to Your Legacy? The U.S. Labor Day Holiday is an excellent time to reflect on our thoughts. The compelling question is, ‘Will you encourage leadership to contribute to your legacy?’ Reviewing the past and current, plus considering […]
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September 4th, 2023 Alan Cay Culler
<div class="et_pb_text_inner" data-et-multi-view="{"schema":{"content":{"desktop":" Leaders require followers n u201cIf you think youu2019re a leader look over your shoulder. If there is no one there, you might just be delusional.u201d n u201cI get what youu2019re saying, but. . .u201d n I was delivering leadership development; it wasnu2019t really training per se. Oh we did apply some new […]
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September 4th, 2023 Beth Elkassih
Self Care Night: Tips for a Relaxing and Rejuvenating Evening Do you ever feel like you need a break from the stressors of daily life? If so, a self-care night might be just what you need. A self-care night is a chance for you to unwind and focus on yourself. It’s a time to disconnect […]
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September 4th, 2023 Ralph Velasco
Exploring local cuisine is an essential part of any travel experience. For Gen X and Baby Boomer travelers, embracing local flavors can be both exciting and rewarding. Here’s how to make the most of your culinary adventures: Research Dietary Norms: Before you depart, research the local dietary norms and etiquette. Understanding what’s considered polite or […]
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September 4th, 2023 Jodie Filogomo
It’s no secret that I believe in the idea of expanding your style comfort zone, and yet, when we go shopping, we tend to purchase the same things over and over.It only makes sense. We buy what we like and we like what we have. Quote of the day: “Mediocrity knows nothing highter than itself, […]
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