Livability.com • May 12 2026

Vision Corner Is Creating New Pathways in Union City, IN - Livability.com

In downtown Union City, Indiana, a building that was once overlooked is now full of life. Students make custom apparel and produce communications, esports teams plan their next moves and future health care workers get ready for careers.

Livability.com • April 28 2026

Hayhow-Jacobson Guides Real Estate Buyers Beyond the Transaction - Livability.com

For Georgiane Hayhow, real estate is about more than contracts or closing dates. Known as “G,” she is an Associate Broker and Team Lead for the Hayhow-Jacobson Team of SEEK Real Estate, and focuses on helping people feel at home, even before they pick a house.

PatientWing • April 22 2026

From Patient to Purpose: How One Diagnosis Shaped a Career in Patient Advocacy | Patient Stories | PatientWing

Rebecca Uhl was 21 when someone finally asked a question she had never thought to ask herself.What are you going to do about that dent in your chest?Her godmother, a nurse, said it plainly. Rebecca had grown up around medicine. Her mother worked the front desk at a pediatrics office, and somehow, no one had ever flagged it as anything serious.

Livability.com • March 24 2026

Why Do Businesses in Green Bay, WI, Excel? - Livability.com

The Greater Green Bay, WI, region has long been known for its grit, community pride and Midwest work ethic, but it’s also becoming a place where entrepreneurs can launch meaningful, sustainable businesses. With a growing talent pipeline, a welcoming community and resources, including venture capital firms, businesses in Green Bay are finding something larger markets often lack: affordability, collaboration and support.

PatientWing • March 10 2026

When Everything Changed Overnight: Kathy Goebel’s Sudden Onset of Autoimmune Hepatitis | Patient Stories | PatientWing

For most of her life, Kathy Goebel considered herself busy, active, and deeply engaged with the people around her. She was comfortably immersed in family life and her Northeast Georgia community.  Even as a full-time caregiver for her husband, Kathy kept pace with daily responsibilities and the joyful chaos of children, grandchildren, and everyday routines.

PatientWing • February 23 2026

From Quiet Symptoms to Collective Strength: How IgA Nephropathy Shaped Ruchi Ambike’s Path to Advocacy | Patient Stories | PatientWing

When Ruchi Ambike was diagnosed with IgA nephropathy (IgAN) in 2001, she didn’t realize how profoundly it would shape her life. IgAN is a rare autoimmune disease in which the body’s immune system attacks the kidneys, often progressing quietly for years before causing noticeable symptoms.

NASM • February 12 2026

What Is a Wellness Certification? A Guide to Empowering Holistic Health Coaching | NASM

The terms health and wellness are often used interchangeably, but they aren’t the same.Wellness is no longer defined by physical fitness alone: it encompasses your mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Are you addressing every part of your health?

NASM • February 9 2026

Healthy Weight Week Tips: Evidence‑Based Insights for Personal Trainers | NASM

This week is not just a campaign, but an invitation. Help clients change the conversation from “shrinking” to living well and building the kind of consistency that holds up in real life.Some clients arrive at a personal training session with a number in mind. Other may have a feeling: I want my body to feel like mine again.

NASM • February 5 2026

Behavior Change Basics: Helping Clients Stick to Resolutions | NASM

And lasting healthy habits are what ultimately drives noticeable results. As Brianna West, author of The Mountain is You, explains willpower isn't force—it’s profound self-understanding and compassionate internal work. “Massive overhauls often trigger the brain threat response (fight, flight, or freeze), but true willpower grows through tiny, consistent steps that compound over time,” she said.

NASM • January 30 2026

Why January Is The Perfect Time to Launch Your Training Career | NASM

January is the perfect moment to begin that journey.The new year isn’t just a date change on the calendar. It’s your chance to start something bigger—something that impacts lives, including your own. Launching your personal trainer fitness career new year means stepping into a role where you inspire change, guide transformation, and help people achieve goals they never thought possible.

NASM • January 20 2026

Empowering Women Through Fitness: Celebrating National Women’s Health and Fitness Day with NASM | NASM

When women move with intention, learn about their bodies, and connect with others, they build a foundation for lasting health and personal growth.Women’s health is complex, and their fitness journeys are just as unique. Prioritizing wellness isn’t just empowering; it’s essential for feeling strong, energized, and confident over time.

NASM • January 16 2026

Ultimate Guide to Personal Trainer Certification | NASM

Nino earned his first certification in 2002, teaching group classes, and by 2007 became a National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) Certified Personal Trainer. But he didn’t stop there. He kept learning—adding Corrective Exercise, Performance Enhancement, and Behavior Change specializations—and in 2015, achieved NASM Master Trainer status.

Livability.com • January 8 2026

Ace Acres Event Center: From Historic Farm to Modern Gathering Place - Livability.com

When guests walk onto the grounds of Ace Acres Event Center in Clemmons, North Carolina, they’re stepping onto land with a storied past. Initially owned by one of the founders of Kentucky Fried Chicken, the property was once home to famed Tennessee Walking Horses.

NASM • January 8 2026

AI in Education: How NASM Is Redefining Fitness Learning with ClaireAI™ | NASM

Students also report improved understanding and convenience, proof that AI is making learning more effective. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here, and it’s revolutionizing education. From personalized learning paths to instant feedback, a 2024 study published by ResearchGate shows AI-driven platforms boost engagement and help more learners complete their courses

Livability.com • December 23 2025

Stewart-Houston County Is a Hidden Gem for Growth and Opportunity - Livability.com

Nestled in the Wells Creek Basin, the site of a confirmed impact crater, Stewart-Houston Industrial Park is quietly becoming one of Tennessee’s most promising destinations for business growth and workforce opportunity. Established roughly 25 years ago, the park has one goal in mind – to keep residents employed.

NASM • December 18 2025

Career Paths for Certified Personal Trainers | NASM

With a personal trainer certification, you’re not just learning how to train—you’re gaining the skills, credibility, and confidence to build a unique career. From gyms and studios, to corporate wellness and online coaching, certified personal trainers are in demand across the fitness and wellness industry.

NASM • December 4 2025

Comparing NASM vs ACE vs ISSA: Which Personal Trainer Certification Actually Gets You Hired? | NASM

Choosing to become a certified personal trainer is a step toward a career that transforms lives, including your own. But before you can coach clients, build programs, or launch your brand, you need the right foundation.

NASM • December 4 2025

Celebrating National Yoga Month: How Yoga Supports Fitness, Recovery, and Mental Wellness | NASM

At NASM, we believe in a well-rounded approach to fitness. Yoga plays an essential role in that philosophy. Whether you’re a certified personal trainer, a wellness enthusiast, or someone exploring new methods, adding yoga to your routine can strengthen your impact and deepen your understanding of the mind-body connection.

NASM • December 4 2025

How to Become a Certified Wellness Coach | NASM

Modern life is making people feel overwhelmed and more stressed than ever. According to Gallup data, the number of Americans experiencing stress has steadily increased, with nearly 49% reporting frequent stress.

PatientWing • November 24 2025

Strength Beyond the Breaks: Living With Osteogenesis Imperfecta and Mitochondrial Myopathy | Patient Stories | PatientWing

Michele Norris spent much of her life searching for answers. She grew up in the 1970s, constantly in casts, breaking bones several times a year—most often wrists and ankles. Doctors suspected osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), a rare genetic disorder, but there was no formal diagnosis.

Livability.com • November 12 2025

Why I Started a Business in Virginia, and You Should, Too - Livability.com

Virginia is known for its iconic “Virginia is for Lovers” slogan, and that spirit of connection and community extends to its business culture. Across the Commonwealth, startups and small businesses benefit from strong networks, collaborative chambers of commerce and state programs designed to help them grow.

Livability.com • October 27 2025

Walk, Drive, Fly: Manchester, NH, Makes Traveling a Breeze - Livability.com

Whether by foot, car or plane, Manchester, NH, makes traveling refreshingly easy. With walkable neighborhoods, scenic trails, quick highway access and an award-winning regional airport, the Queen City has mastered the art of mobility. For residents and visitors alike, that accessibility adds up to convenience, connection and a higher quality of life.

Livability.com • October 10 2025

Entrepreneurship Thrives in Prattville, AL - Livability.com

In downtown Prattville, you’ll find more than just charming storefronts and local flavor; you’ll also find the footprints of Darri Edwards, a serial entrepreneur who has quietly built a business empire while helping shape the city’s economic and cultural landscape.  From ax throwing and kayaking to cocktails and skin care, Edwards and his wife, Adrienne, have launched and grown a diverse slate of businesses throughout Autauga County.

PatientWing • September 13 2025

From Healthy to Hospitalized in Days: One Woman’s Journey Through Rare Lymphoma | Patient Stories | PatientWing

When Cheryl Airy woke up with a puffy face one summer morning in 2022, she brushed it off. It wasn’t allergy season, and she didn’t usually get them anyway. But the puffiness returned the next day—disappearing entirely by the third. That afternoon, her back seized with a sharp, stabbing pain that left her screaming when she tried to lie down.