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Extra Points: Dog Days
This week's guest columnist is Captain Jack. I opted to take the holiday weekend (Super Bowl) off from writing when he asked to step in with a special message.... Dan and Barb went to a Chinese New Year party that they go to every year with friends from high school....
Extra Points: Forever Young
This past week, I read an article written by former Washington State University quarterback Ryan Leaf for the Players Tribune. As a former rival, he may have been the most feared signal caller. After being drafted second overall by the San Diego Chargers in the 1998...
Extra Points: Forever Young
This past week, I read an article written by former Washington State University quarterback Ryan Leaf for the Players Tribune. As a former rival, he may have been the most feared signal caller. After being drafted second overall by the San Diego Chargers in the 1998...
Extra Points: Unleashing Your Good
You're not good enough. Has anyone ever said these words to you? Are you included on that list? As humans, we have rampant thoughts go through our heads as we take in and process information from the outside. All of us will fall victim to self-doubt, whether it's...
Shrimp Tank: Guest Mike Anderson
Our latest guest on the Shrimp Tank was Mike Anderson, CEO of PayNorthwest. His company is a leader in payroll services and management for small and medium sized companies. Hear his story and gain his insights on being an entrepreneur. Listen to the entire podcast,...
Extra Points: Can You Handle the Truth?
I’ve been closely watching the Seattle Seahawks search for a new offensive coordinator. It looks like that as I write this, they may have found one. One of the areas of focus is on finding a coach that will “challenge” and hold accountable the quarterback, Russell...
Extra Points: Plan B…C…and D
As we begin a new calendar year, businesses and organizations are fervently putting together and starting to implement plans for success. Metrics and mileposts have been set, and hopes are high for a better year in 2018, regardless of how 2017 turned out. The problem...
Death, Taxes, and Business Succession
As a business owner, you have two problems that need to be solved. First, debt does not end with death. Second, what are you going to do for money when you retire? The answers to both are the bases of business succession planning. It’s a topic that often gets pushed...
Extra Points: New Year’s Edition
Since my birthday is on New Year's Eve, it's been easy for me to take stock of each new year for my life as it matches the change of the calendar. As I grow older and hopefully a little wiser, my perspective has continually changed. Here are my thoughts for this year...
