by Christy Kirk | Jul 14, 2016 | Social Media
Pokémon Go is taking over the world, and that’s not hyperbole. The game was released last Wednesday and since that time, it has become the top downloaded free app on both Apple and Android stores, is on more phones than Tinder, and is close to having the same number...
by Laura Finch | Jul 12, 2016 | Leadership
There’s a colorful term coined by a Chicago Bulls announcer for a player attempting a 3-point shot: “big time onions.” I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how entrepreneurs tend to have big time onions. It takes a special person to quit or reject a comfortable, safe...
by Margy Kerr-Jerrett | Jul 8, 2016 | Book Launch
Though I studied writing and literature in college, I have never been the biggest fan of fiction. I much prefer poetry, non-fiction, news, almost anything to a novel. I like practicality—I would call myself a “realistic” person. One exception is historical fiction. I...
by Guest Author | Jul 5, 2016 | Inspiration
I have laughingly said to fellow 5K participants, repeatedly, “Yeah, I’ve finished last many times. What matters is that you’re here.” While it is true that I have finished last many times and that what does matter is the fact they’re...
by Elizabeth Johnson | Jul 1, 2016 | Book Launch
One of the most challenging classes I took in college was also the most rewarding. It was an upper-level Greek class, and our professor pushed us hard. I remember dreading that 8 AM hour more than any other in my college career — and yet, I learned more in that...
