If you’ve recently been laid off, you’re certainly not alone. With widespread job cuts across industries, many professionals are finding themselves suddenly without a paycheck. While the emotional and financial blow can be severe, a layoff doesn’t mean the end of your career—it can be the beginning of a rebound.… Read More »What to Do When You Get Laid Off: A Recovery & Re-Launch Guide
The annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for Social Security has been announced: for 2026, beneficiaries will receive a roughly 2.8 % increase in their monthly benefit payments. While this may appear as a welcome boost, the broader picture reveals a complex interaction of inflation, government fiscal pressures, and long-term generational consequences.… Read More »2026 Social Security COLA Boost (≈ 2.8 %) — What It Means for Recipients, the Economy, the Government, and Future Generations
In today’s business environment, how a leader leads—whether through integrity or ego—can make the difference between a thriving workplace and a toxic one. When leaders operate with integrity, they inspire trust, collaboration, and sustainable success. When they lead from ego, they may see short-term results, but often at the cost… Read More »Leading with Integrity vs. Leading through Ego: The Impact of Management Styles on Workplace Culture and Success
Every October, Americans open their wallets for what’s become one of the year’s most profitable — and most revealing — retail events. From candy aisles to costume racks, Halloween is now a $12 billion industry, driven by corporate giants, clever marketing, and a cultural obsession with celebration and consumption. But… Read More »Haunted by Spending: Inside America’s $12 Billion Spook Economy
What to Do When You Get Laid Off: A Recovery & Re-Launch Guide
Haunted by Spending: Inside America’s $12 Billion Spook Economy