The word mandate has been thrown around a lot recently. What do you consider a mandate? Is it a mandate if someone wins an election with 49.81% vs. 48.34% of the vote? Is it still a mandate when you realize 90 million Read More
Imagine being verbally assaulted because of your skin color. This happened earlier this week to a person of color in Idaho Falls. He said: “Every day I go to work, I am scared.” Following the lead of our president, the Idaho Legislature Read More
Guess who was seated in the front row at the Trump inauguration? None other than the three richest men in the world: Mark Zuckerberg (net worth 211.8 billion), Jeff Bezos (239.4 billion), and Elon Musk (433.9 billion). Who gave a Nazi salute 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
