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Unhealthy vs. Healthy High Performance: Why It All Comes Down to Lifestyle

8/28/2025

by John Allen Mollenhauer, “JAM,” PERFORMANY, and the Regenus Centers
When most people think of “high performance,” they picture relentless drive—late nights, early mornings, and sheer willpower. And for a while, that works. You can push through fatigue, grab another coffee, and keep going. But here’s the truth: that version of high performance is unsustainable. It looks strong on the outside but often hides biological fatigue on the inside and causes a lot of problems most people confuse for merely getting older.

We Are Bigger Than Our Jobs!

8/27/2025

By Natalie Wittmann, Crothers Consulting
In my role as an executive and life coach, clients are often seeking help with finding meaning for themselves that is bigger than their work identity, especially when their work identity is leaving them feeling less than fulfilled. Transitioning to the “what’s next” after retirement also invites the big questions about am I bigger-than-my-career. This focus on purpose and meaning drew me to Christina Wallace’s new book: The Portfolio Life. Christina Wallace is Senior Lecturer of entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School and an active angel investor.

Collaboration Is the New Partnership: Why Co-Managed IT Is a Smart Move for Growing Businesses

8/27/2025

By Exigent
For many small and midsize businesses, technology is the foundation of day-to-day operations, customer service, growth, and gaining a competitive advantage. But as organizations evolve—adding internal tech talent or pursuing complex digital goals—the traditional “fully outsourced” IT model may no longer be the perfect fit. That’s where co-managed IT comes in.

Unlocking Sales Success in Uncertain Times: Why Top Reps Start with the Buyer’s Inner Child

8/27/2025

By Cal Thomas, Sandler Training Morristown
“We had verbal agreement… now it’s radio silence.”
Sound familiar? You’re not alone. During periods of economic uncertainty, even strong buying signals can vanish overnight. Buyers suddenly become hesitant, delay decisions, or hide behind committees. So, what’s really going on? Let’s go beyond surface objections and look at what’s happening psychologically when your prospect pulls back. The answer lies in a time-tested framework called Transactional Analysis (TA)—and it’s a tool every high-performing sales rep should master.

Not All Produce is Created Equal

8/27/2025

By Barb Minemier, Your Healthy Truth
If you’ve been following along with my inflammation series (and I know many of you have—thank you!), then you already know how much the foods we eat can impact how we feel. So here’s something super practical that I love sharing with clients: the Clean Fifteen and Dirty Dozen lists from the Environmental Working Group (EWG.org). These lists are updated every year to help us understand which fruits and veggies carry the heaviest pesticide loads—and which ones are much safer to eat conventionally grown. Why does this matter?

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Unhealthy vs. Healthy High Performance: Why It All Comes Down to Lifestyle

We Are Bigger Than Our Jobs!

Collaboration Is the New Partnership: Why Co-Managed IT Is a Smart Move for Growing Businesses

Unlocking Sales Success in Uncertain Times: Why Top Reps Start with the Buyer’s Inner Child

Not All Produce is Created Equal

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