Publishing content is an excellent way of building authority, so long as it is done the right way. The goal is to build brand authority and this can be achieved by ensuring there is high quality, fully relevant content and that this is delivered at the right time, in the right place. Doing this, as […]
Dr. Peter Lathrop, PhD, Neurophysiologist La Jolla and co-developer of the SCENAR, when asked about managing pain or stopping pain, answered, “Why would one want to manage anything that is so alien to a normal happy life?” In 1978, two Russian scientists were developing electronic medical devices for the treatment of pain. At the same […]
On February 18th, 2015 at the grand opening of the new, beautiful and luxurious Monaco Hotel in downtown Pittsburgh, PA. The Pittsburgh Social Exchange, with the help of VIP corporate sponsor, Empire Investigations, LLC helped to support and give the spotlight to The Highmark Caring Place. The Highmark Caring Place is a non-for-profit Pittsburgh organization that […]
In a body of work spanning almost two decades, Eric Ruth has earned marketing awards and been at the helm of one of Inc 500’s fastest growing companies in America two years in a row. He recently launched The Referral Challenge to show local service business owners how to simplify and systemize their referral marketing […]
Catholic schools have enjoyed educational success for over 100 years. Dr. Eric Westley, Principal of Saint Patrick Catholic School in Fayetteville NC, suggests using that past success as a guideline for future student accomplishment. “In early grades we teach skills that will carry children successfully through high school, college and life, using principles and techniques […]
A bullying incident in Liberty, Missouri, last week sparked an outcry from the Missouri State Senate, threatening budget cuts to schools that fail to prevent such incidents. The victim of the bullying was a sixth grade boy, who was bullied and then beaten up by an older eighth grade student. The victim spent five days […]
A recent incident at a middle school in Liberty, Missouri drew attention again to the concern of bullying at schools. A 12 year-old boy in the sixth grade was bullied and then beaten up by an older boy at Liberty Middle School. He went to the hospital and spent five days there, being treated for […]
A recent case of a junior high school student being beaten in Liberty, Missouri has again drawn attention to bullying at school. 12-year old Blake Kitchen, a sixth grader at Liberty Middle School, was hospitalized for five days after being admitted for a broken jaw and fractured bones in his head. Blake’s mother, Destiny Kitchen, […]
When someone promotes a “Leadership Course,” many would imagine businesspeople, entrepreneurs, or perhaps even college students. Most wouldn’t picture children in elementary school. However, this is a nightly occurrence at Jeremy Horn’s Elite Performance Fitness, a martial arts academy in West Jordan, Utah. While most Americans today are familiar with the term “natural born leader,” […]
A recent article in the Asbury Park Press details the story of “J,” an 11-year old boy who asked his grandmother for a rope, nail and a stool. When asked by his grandmother what the items were for, he told her they were to hang himself. Two months later, the case has been closed, but […]