Dr. Marlon Burton Discusses How Personalized Learning Can Support Student Engagement in Modern Classrooms
As education continues to evolve, schools are increasingly recognizing that students do not learn in the same way or at the same pace. Traditional one-size-fits-all instruction can leave some students disengaged while others need additional support. In response, many educators are exploring personalized learning as a strategy that can support student engagement, academic growth, and […]
Estée Lauder Merger Talks With Puig End Before Major Deal
Estée Lauder Companies and Puig have ended merger discussions that could have reshaped the prestige beauty sector, closing a closely watched corporate story before any major agreement was reached. The New York based owner of Clinique, M·A·C, La Mer, Jo Malone London, Tom Ford Beauty, Le Labo, The Ordinary, and other brands confirmed that talks […]
Mike Schlichte on Two Decades of Real Estate, Honest Work, and the Greater Wausau Market
By: Matt Emma In a market where trust often takes longer to build than a transaction takes to close, Mike Schlichte has spent the better part of twenty years doing the steady, patient work of earning it. Based in the Greater Wausau area of Wisconsin, Mike has been a real estate professional since 2005 and […]
Catherine Yeoman on Building a Real Estate Practice Rooted in Experience, Education, and Community
Catherine M. Yeoman has spent more than three decades working in real estate in the Greater Lafayette area, and her name has become familiar to many who have bought or sold a home in the region during that time. She has lived in the area for over 34 years and raised three children there, which […]
Michelle Davis Brings Two Decades of Trust to Michigan Real Estate
Michelle M. Davis has been a licensed Realtor since 2005, serving clients with a combination of formal education and practical know-how that few in the industry can match. With a BBA from Kennesaw State University and a background in home renovation that stretches back to around 1987, she brings a rare depth of understanding to […]
How John Bowen Built 25 Years of Greenville Trust on Referrals
For most of his life, John Bowen has been close enough to feel the pull of a city without actually living in one. He grew up in a small town in Southeast Texas, where shopping trips and family outings meant driving more than an hour just to reach somewhere big enough to matter. Today, his […]
A Career in Sales, A Calling in Real Estate: The Mark Keene Story
Mark Keene has spent more than forty years in sales. Eight of those years have been in real estate, and in that time he has built a career that runs on something simple. He answers his phone. He talks to someone new every day about real estate. Then he follows up. That is the plan. […]
Candice Eberhardt Builds Trust One Family at a Time in Northeast Ohio
Candice Eberhardt has been helping people buy and sell homes in the Akron area for more than 25 years. She got her real estate license in 2001 when she was just 20 years old, making her one of the youngest agents in her market at the time. A decade later, she earned a degree in […]
The Consulting Philosopher and What a Decade With CEOs Taught Me About Asking the Right Questions
By: Haywood Spangler I have a joke I tell at the start of most engagements. “Who has ever heard of a consulting philosopher? A consulting psychologist, yes. A consulting philosopher, not so much.” The executives in the room laugh, and then we get to work. I’ve spent more than a decade as a thought partner […]
Inside the Integrated Health Platform Elite Athletes Built
How a group of professional athletes, physicians, and performance scientists created the integrated health platform they wished had existed during their careers, and why it may represent a meaningful shift in consumer wellness. For Jacob Rogers, the problem was never finding good health services. It was the complete absence of any connection between them. As […]
The Truth Will Set You Free and Why Tara Oldridge Is Challenging Leaders to Confront the Beliefs Shaping Their Lives
Performance, strategy, and outcomes dominate the modern leadership conversation, but most leaders are still unknowingly being led by something far more powerful, belief systems they didn’t choose. Tara Oldridge is not here to offer another leadership strategy. She is here to expose the lies. As the author of The Truth Will Set You Free and […]
Pam Mashburn: The Architecture of Momentum
By: Alexandra Perez Pam Mashburn built exploreMedia by listening closely to the questions people ask when they are trying to find their place. Before the company grew into a 24-person operation with publications, agency services, and a fast-growing HVAC division, it began with a simple instinct: help newcomers understand Montgomery, Alabama. The city felt layered […]
Losing 10 Offers Is Not a Failure. In Westchester, It Might Be the Plan.
Most buyers treat a rejected offer as something to recover from. Daniel M. Berger, licensed broker and owner of RE/MAX Prestige Properties in NY and CT, treats it as part of the process, and sometimes as evidence that things are going exactly right. In a market where entry-level homes routinely attract 10 to 19 competing […]