by Kim Shiver, M.Ed, Speaker, Communications Strategist   If you’re like most of the US, the current situation of Coronavirus, shelter in place and changes in business have likely affected your life. Whether looking to pivot or re-build your business after we re-open, this is a perfect time to spend creating content. Providing quality content is a great way to showcase your expertise in what you do. From massage therapy to website development, there are

Dr. Jaya Prakash (Coach Jaya) has been explaining how various diseases affect our body to a variety of audiences including the community at large. In this book, she has explained in plain English how diabetes attacks a variety of systems in the body and HOW YOU CAN ACT to STOP IT!   Diabetes is a disease that affects nearly 34 million Americans. Another 88 million have prediabetes and 9 out 10 don’t know it. As

by, Alan Bernstein, President HR Office Savers (321)831-5995 Alan@HROfficeSavers.com   In the event of an emergency such as a weather disaster or pandemic, you may allow or require employees to temporarily work from home to ensure business continuity. Here are some best practices for allowing employees to telework and still deliver results, regardless of whether you are dealing with a virus, a hurricane or just a regular workday: Temporary Telework Policy If you do not normally allow telework, create a temporary telework policy for all

by Jim Campbell, Pastor, Bay West Church Palm Bay, Fl  It’s amazing that we just went through a lockdown of 30 days, and at the time of this writing, we don’t know how long it’s going to take before we “re-open” Florida.  People are on edge.  People are afraid, People are unsettled. No matter where you look, someone has an opinion, and usually, it’s an extreme one…aimed at the leadership of a business, a group

Allergies can mean discomfort for asthma sufferers, both during seasonal allergy season and whenever allergens are encountered. For people who already have complications due to asthma, allergies can be especially problematic — even triggering asthmatic episodes. Allergies and asthma happen to share a lot of traits. Unfortunately, they also happen to occur together frequently, says the Mayo Clinic. The same substances that cause allergies, such as pollen, dust mites and pet dander, also may cause