Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Saying Goodbye to the Traditional Workplace

By Jean Marie Johnson I broke up with the traditional workplace in 2008. Well, what really happened is that the traditional workplace broke up with me. A casualty of the […]
Goldman Center for Facial Plastic Surgery

Plastic Surgery and the Pandemic BY MARTIE EMORY “I just see my mother’s neck every time I am on Zoom” – or a similar comment – is what Dr. Neal […]
Scarlette’s Performance: When Performance Counts

Scarlette’s Performance: When Performance Counts BY JULIE FRITZ There’s something so exhilarating about a sleek sports car that can take you faster than you ever imagined. A vehicle that uses […]
Writers Who Read: 7 Lessons Harry Potter Taught Us

BY MEGAN TAYLOR Summer is a big reading time for me. I can read book after book. This past summer, I spent my time reading all seven of the Harry […]
Stay Motivated Working at Home

BY JEN OLENICZAK BROWN What was seen as just a few weeks’ or months’ stint has turned into a reality for many of us. Over the past few months, major […]
Five Secrets of Effective Retail Merchandising

BY ADELE CASANOVA Effective merchandising is critical to retail success and influences what, how much, and how often consumers purchase. Correctly done, retail merchandising can increase add-on sales (sales of […]
Getting off the phone…when you don’t have anything to do

BY JEN OLENICZAK BROWN Remember going places? While much of the world remains paused in a new space, one of the biggest changes has been working from home. Companies like […]
RESURRECTION DAY

BY JAMIE GADSON I was sitting at the table. I wanted to be in a quiet space because I knew he was in one of his moods. I thought that […]
North Carolina’s Best Places for a Fall Getaway

North Carolina’s Best Places for a Fall Getaway BY ELISA WALLACE COPPEDE As the days become shorter and the weather becomes cooler, summer turns into fall. This season change is […]
Green-Thumbs-Gone-Wrong Anonymous: Tips on decorating with artificial plants
BY TARYN JEREZ When the succulent and cactus craze first hit, it was made for me…or so I thought. Here were tiny, easy-to-care-for plants with very little chance of meeting […]