March 23 is National Tamale Day. Now is the perfect time to take stock of this most time-honored and traditional of Mexican dishes, a basic part of the daily diet and also made to celebrate special occasions. It is estimated that there are 500 different varieties created throughout the country. “Tamalli”, which means “wrapped” in […]
by Henry DeVries, Forbes.com Are you a service business owner who wants to make it rain? This is not about a sprinkling of right-fit clients, this is about a downpour. In other words, make it rain revenue by finding riches in the niches. Many business owners are too frightened to even try to find a […]
Alexa died last week. Or, should I say it—she?—stopped functioning. Is this a blessing or a curse? Over the past few years I’ve come to rely on her to keep my shopping lists, report on the weather, or serve up some Queen music when I ask for it. But I’ve become keenly aware that even […]
As mental well-being takes center stage in the public arena, we found Kevin Donnellon’s recent blog on honesty to be thought provoking, with some unexpected benefits. Kevin, a Chicago-based Marketing Coach & Consultant, agreed to let us share his viewpoints on the HUNTER blog. Let us know what if you agree with Kevin or if […]
As this week’s AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am kicks off, we are reminded of the impact that the game of golf has on communities across the United States. In 2022, Monterey Peninsula Foundation will be first PGA TOUR event to reach a charitable giving milestone, surpassing $200 million in total donations. Yes, $200 million. Perennially ranked […]
Along with everything else, 2021 was the year of wellness. We’ve never been so well educated about vaccines, hospital, and health-care workers. Olympians and other athletes were incredibly open about their mental health issues. The in-home fitness market boomed, from Peloton bikes to exercise apps. According to “The Global Wellness Economy: Looking Beyond Covid,” a […]
During a particularly compelling episode of Apple TV’s “The Morning Show,” my husband asked, “Who were your mentors?” I’ve had several mentors through the years; people whose style, work ethic, and acumen I admired and sometimes emulated. The best mentorships are more like the relationship between a parent and adult child than boss and employee, […]
Where and how we gather has changed over the past 18 months. Separation from co-workers, friends, and even our families has necessitated new ways to communicate and to recreate. Not surprisingly (at least to us), the appeal of golf grew during the pandemic. Being outdoors, safely socializing, and distancing across fairways was widely embraced. The […]
Speaking about social media, a freelance writer I know recently wrote, “Scrolling through post after post of personal attacks on individuals and overwhelmingly negative comment threads and arguments, I decided I’d had enough. I deactivated my Facebook account, which I’ve had since 2005. I’m not sure yet if I’ll go back, but I needed a […]
We’re living in an era of misinformation and innuendo—on social, online, in print—across all topics, including those that we’re not going to discuss here. But no matter what we’re reading or where, we must ask ourselves two questions: What is legitimate information and how do we know it when we read it? Rapid-fire information spread […]