Livability • 28th September 2022

Why Entrepreneurs, Tech Start-ups Are Flocking to Traverse City, MI

The vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem is complemented by a supportive community. Entrepreneurship has always been prominent in Traverse City, MI. As the economic hub of northwest Michigan, Traverse City offers several advantages to potential business owners, from an educated talent pool and buildable real estate to an airport that offers 17+ direct flights across the U.S.

Forbes • 27th September 2022

Struggling With A Career Decision? Cognitive Dissonance May Be To Blame

You've been presented with two viable options for a new career. The first option is what you've always wanted—the role sounds like a perfect fit. But the second option comes with higher pay and better benefits. What will you do?

Livability • 27th September 2022

Move to Traverse City, Michigan (And Bring Your Job With You)

Ease of travel, networking opportunities and unlimited outdoor activities make this northern Michigan town the perfect destination. Moving from Los Angeles, Sarah Diaz and Kyle Pennell chose Traverse City, Michigan, for various reasons. One of the biggest was the quality of life it afforded their expanding family.

Livability • 26th September 2022

The Cost of Living Diaries: Traverse City, MI

We got a local to tell us all the details about what it costs to live, work and play in Traverse City. A thriving economy, picturesque scenery and a welcoming community make Traverse City, Michigan, a top place to visit and live. Named one of Livability.com’s Top 100 Small Towns in 2014 and 2016, Traverse City has a flourishing wine industry, award-winning restaurants and plenty to see and do.

Sleepopolis • 22nd September 2022

Fall Has Arrived. What Does That Mean for Your Sleep?

Fall is a true fan favorite. With its aromatic flavors, vibrant colors, cooler days, and steady routines, how can anyone fault fall? With the Fall Equinox upon us today (Sept. 22 and 23), we were wondering, how exactly does the change of season affect our sleep?

Insider • 19th September 2022

After my 2nd baby was born, I tied my tubes. He died unexpectedly days later, and I struggled with my decision.

November 13, 2013, was supposed to be a magical day — our second son was on his way. Grady James, resembling his father in every way, arrived 28 days earlier than expected. He weighed 7 pounds and 1 ounce and came out crying. But despite his early arrival, he seemed healthy.

 ISM • 11th September 2022

Concerned About Monkeypox in Your School? Start Here

As you head into the new school year, you may be concerned about the most recently identified infectious disease—monkeypox. As a private school leader, you may wonder what exactly monkeypox is, precisely the signs and symptoms of the disease, how your school should handle an outbreak, and more.

Forbes • 22nd August 2022

How To Stop Sabotaging Yourself And Find Out What You Really Want

When you face big, ongoing, issues in your life that seem challenging, you may not have big problems, but instead, big attachments. And these attachments may be part of a habit loop. Sometimes it happens by accident, and other times it happens because it's comfortable.

Sleepopolis • 3rd August 2022

How Powerful Solar Storms May Mess With Your Circadian Rhythm

A massive solar storm is set to hit Earth’s magnetic field today (August 3) due to solar winds from a “hole” in the sun’s atmosphere, according to a recent alert by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). And many more are coming, according to NASA.

Sleepopolis • 21st July 2022

Most Americans Are Not Getting A Decent, Restorative Sleep

It turns out that 7 out of 10 Americans need better sleep–not 3 out of 10 as was previously thought. The new survey assessing restorative sleep in American adults, published in the Frontiers of Sleep, found that over 70 percent of the population needs better sleep.

Forbes • 12th July 2022

Here's How Sleep Affects Your Career And Tips To Get Better Sleep

Sleep disorders and sleep deprivation are common challenges that can have lasting implications—affecting your personal and professional life. According to Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Professor and Associate Dean Brian Gunia, “Poor or insufficient sleep can lead to a variety of problematic behaviors, mental and affective health problems, cognitive deficits, and physical illnesses. Each of these issues has the potential to harm the organizations at which they work in many ways.

Sleepopolis • 5th July 2022

This Hotel Wants You To Have a Horrible Night’s Sleep

If your idea of a nice weekend away is a terrible night’s sleep and to empower social change, take a trip to Saillon, Switzerland. Swiss conceptual artists and brothers Frank and Patrik Riklin teamed up with Hotelier Daniel Charbonnier to create an anti-idyllic version of their hotel concept. The ‘suite’ without walls or a roof is located between a gas station and a busy intersection and purposefully lacks a door, ceiling, or walls.

Livability • 1st July 2022

Adams County Region, CO

Welcome to Adams County, one of the best places to live in Colorado. This rapidly growing county just northeast of Denver offers excellent proximity to downtown and all the big-city amenities. But those who are relocating to Adams County don’t have to venture into Denver for work.

Livability • 30th June 2022

Livability Ames/Story County, Iowa Magazine

Home to Iowa State University, Ames provides residents with a wide array of amenities that range from walking trails and golf courses to woodland parks and a vibrant downtown.

Forbes • 16th June 2022

Here's How Your Personal Identity And Sense Of Self Affect Your Growth

The world is always quick to tell us who to be and what we should want—often setting unintended guidelines for what defines success. Sometimes these external forces may conflict with what we believe. But if you have a strong sense of self, you may be less likely to listen to what these external forces have to say.

Livability • 1st June 2022

Pennsylvania: Work Smart, Live Happy

Living in Pennsylvania puts outdoor lovers near trout-filled streams, scenic hikes and cross-country skiing trails. While Pittsburgh and Philadelphia offer urban environments loaded with entertainment options, much of Pennsylvania is made of up small towns and dense forest areas. The best places to live in Pennsylvania include Pittsburgh, West Chester, Stroudsburg, Bethlehem, as well as the Pocono Mountains regi

Builders and Backers • 9th May 2022

Builders + Backers Funding Announcement: Fundid

Access to capital is one of the most common challenges for new entrepreneurs and small business owners, and something that we are intimately familiar with at Builders + Backers. In fact, part of our Idea Accelerator includes up to $5,000 of non-dilutive funding to help our builders take their business ideas to the next level because we know most early-stage entrepreneurs do not have easy access to this type of capital.

Livability • 25th April 2022

Small Businesses Love This Michigan City

Businesses of all sizes and industries choose the Muskegon Lakeshore region to start, grow or expand their business. Known for its diverse, entrepreneur-driven economy, the region offers a superb quality of life and is among the best places for business development in West Michigan.

Forbes • 21st February 2022

How To Use The Power Of Active Listening To Boost Your Career Now

Active listening is an essential part of effective communication. Listening helps you build genuine and honest connections. When done effectively, people will be motivated to communicate with you, allowing them to collaborate or innovate regularly.

Be Well Better Counseling Services • 13th February 2022

Here’s How You Can Reframe the Way You Think about the Season of Love

The month of February comes with expectations to “love” a certain way—including the “need” for romantic love. But romantic love isn’t the only kind of love that deserves attention.