We’re excited to announce our new SuperCrowd Impact League! It is free for everyone to participate! This week’s pick highlights a purpose-driven venture at the crossroads of cultural inclusivity and sustainable consumer goods. Serving a massive, underserved global demographic, the company has bootstrapped to millions in sales but faces the classic liquidity hurdles of a […]
The “So-Called Settlement” May Be Even Worse by Mark M. Bello Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the IRS was always political malarkey. But the deeper Americans look into what happened afterward, the more troubling the story becomes. Donald Trump is not at all shy about telling the American taxpayer that he intends to rip them off. […]
One of the least talked-about effects of grief is what it does to your sense of self. The qualities you relied on — your ability to make decisions, stay organized, show up for people, feel capable — can feel completely out of reach when you are grieving. This is not a personal failing. It is […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Matt Fillingham of the Back Alley Brass Band on their 2026 album Some Bright Morning. The popular Kansas City-based brass band returns with another vibrant and energetic project filled with music they’ve performed and developed over the last several years. Rooted in the […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with jazz trumpeter, bandleader, and Kansas City jazz mainstay Alex Abramovitz on the new 2026 album Jumpin’ on Grand Live at Black Dolphin with his Swing’n Kansas City Jazz Band. We caught up with this veteran KC musician to discuss the rich Kansas City […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with seasoned entrepreneur, business strategist, and CEO of Accelerated Medical Practices, Jody Layne. As a co-founder and growth strategist, Jody has helped scale multiple companies and countless wellness clinics by combining smart business systems with effective healthcare […]
Some places in life don’t feel neutral. A hospital is one of them. For many people, it’s just a building where care happens. But for others, it holds memories that don’t sit quietly. The smell, the sounds, the long hallways, they bring things back, whether you invite them or not. I learned that in my […]
Family caregiving often creates tension between responsibility and self-care, especially when travel becomes necessary. In this guest article, caregiving advocate and writer Karen Weeks offers practical strategies for planning ahead, […] The post How to Handle Senior Parent Care When You’re Traveling appeared first on Living to 100 Club.
Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with leadership consultant, executive coach, and author Thom Dennis. Thom is the author of Rewilding the Corporate Mind and has spent more than 30 years working with CEOs, executive teams, and organizations navigating complexity, culture, leadership, and […]
The Retirement Honeymoon (And Why You Can’t Get Divorced) Why the freedom people dream about can quietly become the structure they miss. You start a new job. There is a honeymoon. You purchase a house. It is exciting and typically comes alongside updates and even full remodels. You decide to have a structured fitness program. […]
