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Storytelling Secrets from a Former Disney Screenwriter
Check out my interview with former Disney screenwriter and current author, columnist, speaker and entrepreneur, Michael Ashley.
His storytelling ideas and tactics will help you become a better communicator and advance your company brand!
Update on WA State Long-Term Care Trust Act
What you need to know in about 45 seconds…
Extra Points: What’s Your Favorite?
Coming off a Masters weekend, I frequently like to make some sort of golf analogy on my Extra Points. This year is no different, especially after getting to play a tournament with a friend on Saturday.
As I played the round, I was reminded of an aphorism that influenced my mindset.
Extra Points: The Recovery Plan
We had quite a scare last weekend with Bella.
Bella is our 16-year old, less gregarious than her pal Captain Jack, but equally loved dog. On that Friday, she stopped eating, an activity she usually performs with speed and gusto. Sometimes she has stomach issues, so I didn’t think much of it until later in the evening.
Educating. Inspiring. Empowering
The mission of my guest for my most recent Shrimp Tank Podcast, Brett Clark.
Learn more about Brett and his new and exciting business adventure he and his wife Chelsea have started.
Extra Points: Long-Term Care Conundrum
Pardon the Interruption of a normal Extra Points, with this important information for Washington State employers AND employees with the new Long-Term Care Act tax taking effect in January. It has some significant timing involved over the next few months.
Washington States New Long-Term Care Law Explained
This week’s Unleashed the Podcast features a conversation with Monica Blackwood from WestSound Workforce on making sense of the new WA State Long-Term Care Law. Learn how to listen live!
The Right Ears
Are you listening with the right ears?
Extra Points: Double Dribble
The NCAA’s annual March Madness tournament tipped off over the weekend.
After a year off due to the start of the pandemic in 2020, there’s a lot of buzz, excitement, and brackets being filled out and “busted” early. Ah, what can be more exciting than a return to the hardwood and a crazy four weeks of “madness?”
