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30 days of biking

May 03, 2012 | by Jeremy Piller

Roughly ten years ago, after concluding that the benefits of getting to work by bike far exceeded any other mode of transportation, I became a year-round bicycle commuter. Over time, however, commuting became routine. I thought more about the...

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Rockin’ Red for Women

February 03, 2012 | by Sandy Tollefson

My father had heart disease. He died at 62. Heart disease is a man’s disease. That’s what I grew up believing. But it’s not. In fact, an estimated 42 million American women have cardiovascular disease. Many have no idea they are living...

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Writing in the doghouse

January 31, 2012 | by Nancy Belusky

We have an open office environment. Usually it’s the hum of office white noise – copiers printing, people keyboarding, voices engaged in meetings and brainstorms, the occasional howl of laughter when a brainstorm slides into humor. But not...

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People pay little attention to the succession process…

January 20, 2012 | by Judy Kessel
People pay little attention to the succession process, though it is, in fact, the ultimate test of good management.”—Peter Drucker Judy Kessel, Founder & Chair Entrepreneurs generally believe they need to have a hand in all...

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