After years of working as a top corporate executive, Siv Harstad experienced severe burnout. So she decided to climb new mountains, literally, by tackling the world’s seven summits, the highest peak on all continents, including Mt. Everest and Kilimanjaro, and the highest volcanoes on all seven continents, totaling 33 expeditions. Ironically, she used to suffer […]
Archive | November, 2024
This Guest Helps Boomers Struggling to Retire
The largest segment of the U.S. population is rapidly approaching retirement age, yet more than half are worried they won’t have enough to retire – and 20% have no retirement savings at all. With rising inflation and a middling economy, is there any way to turn things around? Tom Loegering (pronounced “Lay-ger-ing”) reveals how baby […]
Do You Worship Like a Cat or a Dog? And Why it Matters
There’s a saying that dogs have masters and cats have staff. Gerald Robison says humans act the same in their relationships with God. Too many Christians say God is their master but they treat him like a staff member saying, “God do this, give me that and take care of this. Thanks, you can go […]
With 1M YouTube Viewers, Middle-Aged Mom Proves You Can Do Social Media at Any Age
Most people associate YouTube with cool music, comedy, and how-to videos, as it’s primarily considered a bastion of young trendsetters. But author and English language educator Jennifer Lebedev is living proof that you don’t have to be a 20-something hipster to become a YouTube star. “I reached the 1 million subscriber mark on the channel […]
Which Charities Are Worth Donating to (and Which to Avoid)
Many people are quick to donate to charitable causes, especially following natural disasters or during the holidays. But according to author and nonprofit expert Michele Whetzel, “It’s better to think with your head as opposed to your heart before turning over your hard-earned cash. Do your research first!” She’ll share what to look for in […]
How Negative Self-Talk is Crippling Our Children
Negative self-talk can creep up on anybody—especially kids. What if there were a way to identify this hidden habit in our children and give them the tools to defeat it? Armida Espinoza’s has a lifetime of experience in this area and will explain how kids aren’t as emotionally resilient as we might think. Invite Espinoza […]
Become a Better Parent in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
AI is already a big part of our day-to-day lives. Should we be concerned that our kids have easy access to this powerful resource? Quite the opposite, argues thought leader Marc Prensky. He sees artificial intelligence and cell phones as young people’s passports to the future — new human capabilities they will use to better […]
Save Your Family History Before Disaster Strikes
In the aftermath of Hurricanes Milton and Helene, countless families have lost not only their homes, but also irreplaceable memories. These heart-wrenching losses should remind us all: Don’t wait for disaster to strike to protect your family’s legacy. Archivist Rhonda Chadwick, author of “Secrets from the Stacks,” offers essential advice on safeguarding photographs, documents, textiles […]
Former NBA Player Fights to Keep Kids in School
By Carl on November 19, 2024 in Inspirational, Feel-Good, Leadership, Military, Parenting, Problems Facing Our Nation
You might think that being drafted into the NBA by Hall of Famer Bill Russell or mentored by basketball legend Wilt Chamberlain would be living the dream, but Dean Tolson has much higher ambitions. His goal is getting at-risk kids to stay in school. Hear why he says he didn’t let his basketball career define […]
Overcome With Post-Election Emotions?
By Carl on November 19, 2024 in Politics, Government, Pop Culture, Relationships, Psychology, Science
A majority of Americans were stressed before Election Day, and now post-election, emotions are still running high for many across the country. Experts say Americans with varying political views may be overcome with emotion in the wake of the election results, from pride and optimism to disappointment, frustration and even fear. For many, these strong […]