“Invisible wealth” refers to assets or resources that are not immediately apparent or tangible but hold significant value to individuals or societies. While financial wealth is often the most visible form of prosperity, there are several other areas of invisible wealth that are equally important but may go unnoticed. If we only measure dollars, other […]

In January of 2024, Brian Chesky was rated the 232nd richest person in the world, according to Forbes and some of his success can be attributed to handling stress. In October 2007 the Industrial Designers Society of America was hosting a conference in San Francisco and all the hotel rooms were booked. Brian and his […]

Have you ever encountered someone who delves into the intricacies of hand analysis to focus on living in alignment? Perhaps you’ve come across the term “scientific hand analysis” but aren’t quite sure what it entails. Like many, I initially associated hand analysis with the mysticism of palm reading often found in fairground booths. However, I […]

For an article focused on celebrating moms, I could cover the history of Mother’s Day with Anna Jarvis in 1908 with it becoming an official U.S. holiday in 1914, but that information is readily available. So, I decided to focus on the practical aspects and emotion of the day and what it has meant to […]

For many, the term “technology” evokes a sense of ominous fear, particularly as advancements seem to occur at warp speed. This fear is especially relevant for individuals at mid-career who may be considering a change. The fear of being replaced by technology, particularly by artificial intelligence (AI), is a valid concern. However, it’s essential to […]

Many of us have aging parents or loved ones that need medical care that would benefit from engaging private patient advocacy. Doctors are busier than ever with little time to spend with each patient. This can be frustrating for both patients and for family members who have questions and concerns that are left unanswered. Is […]

Just as one clears out physical clutter during spring cleaning, identifying and discarding mental clutter, such as distractions, commitments, and beliefs that do not align with one’s essential priorities give us a head start on dusting off limitations. This process entails introspection, prioritization, and intentional decision-making to create mental clarity and enhance focus on what […]

In this article, we’ll explore seven key principles of success that are essential for evaluation, whether it’s through quarterly reviews or annual goal assessments. I have found all of these principles important in my own evaluation of my business. Greg joins me in the podcast and his insights from not only a business aspect but […]

Exploring the background of Easter provides valuable context for understanding the significance of its associated Easter Songs. According to Wikipedia, the holiday has various names, many stemming from the Greek and Latin term “Pascha,” which translates to “Passover” in Hebrew. In modern English, these words originated from Old English, which had ties to an Anglo-Saxon […]

When about to give up when tired, hungry or questioning decisions you have made for your business niche, you have a choice. You can either take a step back and be willing to change or ride out the decisions you’ve already made. Lindsay Scherr Burgess has had to make some tough decisions in her business […]