As of this writing, a bill called the Medical Ethics Defense Act (HB 59) is sitting Idaho Legislature. Unfortunately, it’s likely to pass (maybe even by the time this op-ed is published) and the governor will likely sign it into law. It Read More
Over the last several weeks, we have seen the consequences of a cut-now-ask-questions-later approach. Whether it is firing electric grid workers in the Northwest only to scramble to rehire them a few days later, firing those responsible for the care of our Read More
Lately, I am seeing more websites guiding corporate leaders on where to make wise business investments, insurance decisions, and plant relocations in view of climate-related disasters. Extreme weather events such as the wind-driven California fires are costing our country almost $150 billion Read More
I have been nominated for public office three times. As a candidate you learn much about yourself, and you really learn about what others think of you. There is never a shortage of people willing to tell you why you are awful. Read More
When I work with money coaching clients, we don’t start by talking about money. We begin by discussing values. Too often, we don’t think about our values when making decisions. These exercises help identify inconsistencies in what you say you value and Read More
The big takeaway from our recent mayoral election is this: engagement matters. Across the country, local elections, such as mayoral and city council races, see voter turnout of right around 19% to 22%, with runoffs lucky to breach 12% turnout. In our Read More
