Fun Can Make Your Team Stronger
I recently realized how fortunate I am to work with people who have such a passion for what they do.
Opinion
The End of Another Era
Iâve written my last check for tuition, room, board, technical fees, health fees, athletic fees and the myriad other nickel-and-dime assessments associated with attending a state school.
The Back Roads of Memory
In early 1987 I was 16 and got my license to drive. What could top the electric sense of freedom that comes with having an operatorâs license? Owning my First Car, of course.
It’s Just Business
An editorial trend I have seen in some of the city magazines that I consider to be ahead of the curve is a devotion of editorial space to covering the real estate industry.
My Housing Crisis
The Great Recession really did a number on the real estate business, turning that house-as-a-good-investment lore on its head.
Rabid, or Not Rabid?
If you arenât 110 percent certain who the cat is or that youâre willing to die in a rabid stupor, take the shots.
So Glad It Is Over
Being an eternal optimist, depression is not in my vocabulary, but the relentlessness of the 2012 election cycle stirred up a bit of anger.
Shades of Grey
Resolutions aren't always so black and white âĤ there's always shades of grey.
The Other Holiday
We devoted a lot of real estate to the holiday that comes before the ârealâ holidays â Veteranâs Day. Much more than a day off, its a day of remembrance.
Don’t Panic, It’s Just Doomsday!
Some simple tips to take the bite out of the end of the world â it IS ending, isn't it?
Keep an Attitude of Gratitude
Ever found yourself looking over your shoulder and comparing yourself, your relationship, your kids or your business/professional success to those around you?
Creating a Downtown is an Evolution
I urge our city planners, leaders and consensus makers to experience the way business and life intertwine to create something very special in Ann Arbor, Mich.
An Ode to My Hair
Our author completed her chemotherapy and radiation treatment for breast cancer in May. We wish her a speedy re-growth!
Living La Vida Online
I wrote about Facebook within a year after Mark Zuckerberg started âThe Facebookâ and signed up as soon as you didnât need a dot-edu email to join.
In His Own Words
In his own words rediscovering a fatherâs love by reading his journals
What Squirrels Can Teach Us About Retirement
For Boomers, It Looks Like Stashing Nuts Beats the 401(k)
Taking the Pledge
This holiday season, I solemnly swear: To write a thoughtful, personal message on all my Christmas cards and mail them at least two weeks before Dec. 25. To avoid sending myself into turkey overload by taking a second â or…
Are You a Weather Whiner?
A letter from the publisher of Tallahassee Magazine
Remembering Our Youngest Patriots
When mom or dad is in the military, children are called on to serve, too
A Brave, New Dating (Or Whatever-You-Call-It) World
I applaud wildly the 18 men and women who have been named Tallahassee Top Singles â theyâre diving into the dating pool headfirst!
