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Ground Reaction Force and the Golf Swing

8/28/2020

by Paul Kochoa, Par 5 Physical Therapy
The hockey player in ice skates in this video is hitting a golf ball. If you haven’t hit the play button yet, take a second and think about what’s going to happen when he goes to hit the ball. Will he fall? Will his feet move? What direction will his feet move? And what does that say about how we interact with the ground when we hit a golf ball.

Here’s a hint: he doesn’t fall down…

Living Will v. Advance Directive v. Health Care Power v. HIPAA Authorization

8/28/2020

Confused about the difference between a Living Will, Advance Directive, Health Care Power of Attorney, HIPAA Authorization and HIPAA Release? You aren’t alone. Different states use different terms for the same documents, and so do attorneys depending on where they trained.

Can Golfers Do Crossfit?

8/28/2020

By Paul Kochoa, PAR5 Physical Therapy
When you mention CrossFit to the average person, heavy and intense workouts come to mind. They also may think of fast-paced, vomit-inducing workouts. But whatever notion they may have, they don't associate CrossFit with golfers. However, the pros know that the farther you hit the ball, the better you score and that translates to prize money.

So if you're a golfer and do not have a golf fitness routine, you are losing strokes to your competitors.

The Mastermind: Thinking Like Never Before

8/24/2020

by Tommy Hilcken, Tommy Hilcken Productions
It has been quite a year so far. If you have gotten off track with your goals, you are not alone. The changes in 2020 have left countless people entirely off-balance. But there’s still time to make it one of your best years – if you do things differently now. Things that help you change your thought patterns and raise your awareness. Things that get you excited about your possibilities again.

This is YOUR life. And as far as we know, you have only one.

Top 3 Reasons to PLAN your Estate Plan

8/24/2020

By Porzio Bromberg & Newman P.C.
You have assets. You have a family you love. You have goals for how your assets support your family and values. But what derails having a Plan for your estate planning? Doing Nothing.

Don’t worry – if you don’t create a Will New Jersey has one for you. However, it’s not likely to meet your goals. Estate planning is an area of the law where you are empowered to control what happens next.

Living & Working at Optimal Energy Levels

8/20/2020

The Big Secret to Living and Working at Optimal Energy Levels by John Allen Mollenhauer
I am an entrepreneur. I own a small business, and we provide PROfessional training, coaching, and services in human performance. Why? Because it’s us, the business pros who suffer most from the hidden lifestyle challenges that can distract and hold us back from fulfilling our potential. It’s us who are not sleeping well or enough, who are overstimulated and under recuperated, over fed and under nourished, super busy and physically inactive, and dealing with fatigue, weight and health issues that become chronic over time.

Who Needs Forensic Accounting?

8/19/2020

By Rich Lipton, Lipton CPA Associates
Do you worry that you or your business might be the victim of fraud? Do you need to analyze your financial data to uncover potential misconduct? Are you investigating an entity for possible acquisition and need to ensure the absence of financial irregularities? Maybe you're involved in litigation and require an expert witness to testify on your behalf?

If any of these situations apply, you need Forensic Accounting services.

A Necessary Part of Planning for Aging - Capacity and Care Assessments

8/14/2020

By Porzio, Bromberg & Newman, P.C.

Elder Law attorneys focus on the legal and financial aspects of aging – how to deal with capacity issues and limited resources. But, how does a family know if there are capacity issues and what the monthly care costs will be? Enter the Capacity and Care Assessment - fundamental tools in developing a comprehensive aging Asset Protection Plan.

Why Hire an Attorney When Someone Dies?

8/10/2020

By Deirdre Wheatley-Liss, Porzio Bromberg & Newman P.C.

The loss of a loved one is a terrible thing. You are sad, moving through the long process of mourning, comforting others and seem to have 1001 new things to deal with – paying bills, social security, pensions, mowing the lawn, dealing with final medical bills, taxes, house cleanout and on and on and on. An attorney may not have known your loved one, but they have one thing you don’t – experience.

Generate More Revenue from Your Strengths

8/5/2020

By Allan Berger, Berger Business Advisors
Our businesses are continually impacted by external changes over which we have no control. I have had several recent conversations with clients and prospects that are reexamining their business models considering the COVID pandemic, fluctuations in market conditions, and other factors.

Are you monitoring external changes impacting your business? What are you doing about them?

Call on Governor Murphy to Veto the Workers' Comp Legislation!

8/4/2020

Morris Chamber Members and Friends,

The business community, concerned for opening more businesses and increasing jobs, was carefully monitoring a bill that allows a presumption that certain essential employees who contracted COVID-19 on the job and shifts the response costs onto New Jersey’s workers compensation system. Assembly bill S-2380 creates a rebuttable presumption for workers' compensation insurance purposes that certain essential employees contracted the virus during the scope of their employment.

Currently, an employee has a choice - he or she can either file for NJ workers' compensation or for federal benefits. Under this legislation, any employee working at an "essential business" who develops COVID-19 is presumed to have caught the virus on the job and, thus, deemed eligible for all workers' compensation benefits. The shift in presumption is a change from current statute.

Facial Expressions and Zoom

8/3/2020

By Tommy Hilcken, Tommy Hilcken Productions

Things were going well in my career and I was asked to represent the United States at the International Clown Festival in Nagasaki, Japan. I agreed and was thrilled, yet I had no idea how to speak Japanese. The only way I was going to get my show over to the audience was to become efficient in using body language... especially facial expressions.

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Ground Reaction Force and the Golf Swing

Living Will v. Advance Directive v. Health Care Power v. HIPAA Authorization

Can Golfers Do Crossfit?

The Mastermind: Thinking Like Never Before

Top 3 Reasons to PLAN your Estate Plan

Living & Working at Optimal Energy Levels

Who Needs Forensic Accounting?

A Necessary Part of Planning for Aging - Capacity and Care Assessments

Why Hire an Attorney When Someone Dies?

Generate More Revenue from Your Strengths

Call on Governor Murphy to Veto the Workers' Comp Legislation!

Facial Expressions and Zoom

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