Love him or loathe him, Coach Jim Harbaugh’s superpower turnaround proficiency officially entered the stuff of iconoclastic legend January 8, 2024. How does he do it? Now returning to the NFL as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers (after another legendary streak at Michigan), Harbaugh was once known...Read More
Feel better. Receive a multitude of benefits. Rewire your brain. And advance your career. Believe it or not, science and empirical research has associated all of these outcomes with the regular expression of gratitude. After Thanksgiving, then what? Yes, it is the Thanksgiving season, and this is when...Read More
Gratitude. It’s essential. Even life-saving. We live in a world where hectic schedules reign supreme. Deadlines loom overhead like bloated clouds threatening to burst. And, in a pressure-filled environment, even the sweetest, most saint-like people in our lives sometimes have a bumpy time of it. Considering...Read More
Congrats! You came with up with the Big Idea. Now you need a breakthrough. Unfortunately, (humorously) according to Joe Muldoon, CEO of FAST Biomedical, such far-reaching business development represents the land of misfit toys where ideas go to die. Avoid the detour to the Land of Where Ideas Go to Die Obviously,...Read More
A feared despot, Mugabe, renders your national currency worthless. An unrelenting national crisis emerges. Now what? Back in 2009, the barbaric antics of now-former Zimbabwean president-for-life Robert Mugabe were annihilating both people and economics alike in the formerly prosperous southern African...Read More
How does one manage mega-billion government-funded Medicare and Medicaid – two red hot healthcare issues? With about 11,000 mind-numbing pages of “absolutely overwhelming” regulations, according to CMS administrator Seema Verma. CMS Chief Seema Verma talks to the media after an Indy town hall Nov....Read More
Bulldogs on deck around MEK? New influences on the upcoming NCAA basketball championship bracket? Hailing from the Lacy School of Business, Butler University seniors Butler University interns Cori Norton (left) and Megan Remenar have joined up with MEK for the spring semester. Cori Norton and Megan Remenar...Read More
The powerhouse economic impact of the Tournament of Roses is over $300 million. It’s carried by eight national networks and seen live in 174 countries. The football game is rightly called “the Granddaddy of Them All.” Here’s a potential surprise. The high-impact 72-hour-party in Pasadena on...Read More
