The holiday season has arrived, which means it’s that time of year when guests expect you to bring them some figgy pudding – or any type of pudding for that matter. Continue Reading →
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How To Watch The Market In Uncertain Election Times
With the presidential election dominating the news cycles, many investors may be keeping an eye on the stock market as well as the voting booth as they wonder what impact the election of Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump could have on their portfolios. Continue Reading →
9 Rules Of Brain Healthy Eating From Harlem To Harare
By Dr. Daniel Amen
Harlem is one of the food capital’s in the United States, “If you are going to eat right to think right, it is critical to make sure your food is loaded with proper nutrients that your body is able to properly digest.” Continue Reading →
Want to Build Long Lasting Relationships? Start Doing This One Thing Every Day
“Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.” – Albert Einstein
By Matt Stewart
Some argue that entrepreneurs suck at relationships. On the contrary, I think most of us are pretty good at them. Continue Reading →
Essential Oils For Your Harlem Hair
With summer underway, it’s important that we give our hair the nutrients and minerals that will protect it from the heat, sun and chlorine damage. Continue Reading →
Tolerance vs Acceptance From Harlem To Harare
By Mac Bogert
I was working with a leadership development group on the topic of conflict (one of my favorites, since I grew up in a family that didn’t have conflict HAHAHA). Rarely do I use another person’s slides, but that’s how this one worked out. Continue Reading →
3 Reasons To Cultivate A Personal Brand
Starbucks understands the importance of promoting its brand. So do Whole Foods, Disney and McDonald’s, just to name a few. Continue Reading →
Advice From Extraordinary Minds For Your Harlem Kids
Moms and dads determined to raise children who love to learn and who respect others might do well to skip the latest parenting guides and turn instead to Socrates and Confucius. Continue Reading →