One of the biggest obstacles to early-stage startup growth is the fact that operational and administrative tasks eat up a huge chunk of your time as a startup founder, preventing you to invest in the activities that would elevate your project – product development, sales, etc.. Yet, the lack of resources usually means you cannot […]
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Thank you to Lois A. Bowers from McKnight’s Senior Living, Editor’s Column for this article “Cautiously optimistic” is the way Lisa McCracken, head of research and analytics at the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care, described NIC’s outlook for senior living and skilled nursing providers Wednesday during a briefing with members of the
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What I know & want you to know I selected this blog topic after attending this week’s networking meeting for my business. Early on, I realized that networking is essential for business success. In the field of aging, collaboration with various professional services is crucial to effectively support individuals as they grow older. Before starting
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CLEVELAND – According to a recent study, the number of dementia cases here in the United States is expected to double by the year 2060. But, why is that? “The number of people over the age of 65 is expected to increase consistently over the many decades coming up, and age is the highest risk factor
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5 Situations When It’s Better to Say No to a Business Proposal or Professional Opportunity In our fast-paced day to day world of business, professionals are often encouraged to say “yes” to every opportunity that comes their way. The fear of missing out (FOMO) or the desire to appear ambitious can make it tempting to
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The nursing home industry is one of the most demanding and emotionally charged sectors in healthcare. Leaders in this field are tasked with ensuring the well-being of vulnerable populations, managing complex regulatory requirements, and navigating staffing challenges—all while maintaining a compassionate and person-centered approach. Despite the critical role they play, nursing home leaders often face
Why THINK matters Often, our personal lives spill over into our professional lives. My personal life can be much different than my professional life however I possess tools in my personal life that I also integrate into my professional life and one of them is the acronym THINK. I first learned this acronym in a
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Creative marketing Every business owner quickly learns the significance of building an effective marketing strategy. Marketing is commonly misunderstood as the development of collateral materials, handing out pens and magnets and developing a social media strategy. Those are all elements of a marketing plan, however the most important element is developing meaningful relationships with customers
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You’re not alone! If you’re frustrated because you can’t find and keep good employees, you’re not alone. I hear this complaint from business owners all the time: “Nobody wants to work anymore,” “They leave as soon as I train them,” or “Why can’t people show up and just do their job?” Here’s the thing: the labor market has changed.
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Like vs. Respect in Leadership: Understanding the Difference In leadership, being liked and being respected are often viewed as desirable traits. However, they serve distinct purposes and are rooted in different aspects of human relationships. While one might argue that a balance between the two is ideal, understanding the differences between being liked and being
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