Editor’s Columns

Your business doesn’t handle food that could go bad, chemicals that could explode or equipment that could malfunction, so you don’t need a crisis communications plan because nothing serious can go wrong, right?

Consistency is key in content marketing. Businesses must push out high-quality content on a regular basis to build long-term brand value.

After listening to an interview with Nathan Latka on one of my favorite podcasts, “Entrepreneurs on Fire,” I immediately bought his book. Latka was clearly passionate and shared innovative ways to look at business.

About an hour into a walk with my family, it hit me. Not one of us had checked our phones, posted a selfie or discussed something we saw online.

It happens every morning. My alarm app on my iPhone wakes me with an annoying buzz tone, I grab the phone, turn the alarm off and with one eye open, immediately start checking messages and email.

We celebrated my brother-in-law’s retirement after 24 years in the United States Marine Corps. Chief Warrant Officer Brian DeMello’s career has taken him around the world, including three tours in Iraq and multiple floats with the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit.

There is nothing like having your integrity called into question so bluntly and accurately.

I’m a naturally curious person, which can lead to wasted time going down internet “rabbit holes,” where one topic connects to information on a dozen or more fascinating subjects that I can’t help but be interested in. Sound familiar?

We’re coming up on a big election cycle in 2020, and maybe you are thinking about running for office. Sure, you’ll have to decide on your platform, your campaign team and fundraising strategy. Before your campaign launches, here are a few things to do to get ready to run:

As I concluded studies for my master’s degree at Hodges University, one of my professors challenged our class by asking, “how will you continue to grow?”