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Behind the Scenes of Celebrity Endorsements
Today, we’re talking about celebrity endorsements. As you know, we see a lot of endorsements by famous people relative to products, drugs, apparatuses, or insurance enrollment. Did you ever give all that any thought?
‘Tis the Season: Let’s have some F.U.D.G.E.
I find that the emotions of healthcare, caregiving and aging can be digested “with or without” nuts. Does ‘F.U.D.G.E.’ get your attention? Does it draw your attention when spelled in CAPS and with periods? It did mine when I first encountered the term.
When Travel Meets Treatment: The Phenomenon of Medical Tourism
Let’s delve into adventure. Today we will examine seeking medical care at a destination. I’m talking about Medical Tourism. Have you heard of it?
Where does your compass lie on this and other ‘isms’?
America, I am weary and more than a little bit perturbed. Weary and perturbed of a word, one that is at this point in time seems overused (or is it?). That word is ‘ageism.’
Finding Friendship: Strategies to Combat Male Loneliness
You may think what I am discussing today may not apply to you. I will be discussing male loneliness; however, I have ideas for everyone today. No way would I ever address only a portion of our community. You all are important to me.
How to Find, Interview and Hire a Patient Advocate
Today we are taking a look at the front end of patient advocacy – the finding, interviewing, and selection of your Patient Advocate. I’ll bet you have some questions.
How to Build Your MicroBoard (And Be The Chair of Your Board!)
Y’all know I love strategy. The thinking. The How-to’s, the savvy…and bringing it to you.
Today, I am again drawing from my recent presentation at the conference of the Society of Certified Senior Advisors. I was speaking on strategies for Solo Agers, but give this a read. I believe you will agree that today’s topic is good for every one of us.
Flying Solo: Exploring the Growing Demographic of Solo Agers
What I am talking about today could apply to us all. Behoove us all. Plus, you may learn to think about things in a whole new way, walk a mile in someone else’s shoes, and realize that you have been standing beside them and their shoes all along.
Having A Healthy Relationship With The News
It’s the first thing we do in the mornings, many of us – reach for the phone or turn on the tv or radio to check the news. It’s no wonder that we do, with all that has happened in the world over the past few years. But might this habit be harmful to our health?