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How to master your mind and transform your life
Are you standing at the crossroads of life and unsure of which path to take? You’re not alone. As a woman in her 50s, I found myself in that spot, uncertain of my professional field and desperate for change. Countless hours of journaling and self-reflection were powerful tools for me and became my beacon of hope. As a result of this work, I...
Read MoreSuzy Beatrice has made it her mission to help local folks choose the Medicare plan that’s right for them
For the 10,000 people turning 65 each day, the landscape of maximizing Medicare benefits—with an open enrollment beginning Tuesday, October 15, and running through Saturday, December 7—can be complex and confusing. As an experienced and licensed senior insurance agent/broker, Suzy Beatrice became Medicare certified to expand her...
Read MoreSolid or transparent? Here’s how to know which stain choice is best for your deck
During these precious outdoor months in Northeast Ohio, for many of us the deck is an extension of our home’s living space. The problem is the other months of the year take a toll on the deck’s surface and can create unsightly peeling, even moldy wood that weakens the deck and can result in expensive repairs and replacement costs. Only a...
Read MoreFor women nearing the age of 50 and beyond, life changes can leave you feeling uncertain and stuck—here’s how Coach Natalie Rudd can get you back on track
Coach Natalie Rudd is a certified professional lifestyle and business coach, registered nurse and licensed minister working with clients “in their fifth decade and beyond.” They are preparing for the next chapter in life, perhaps feeling stuck between what was and what’s to come and unclear about the next step forward. “The fifth...
Read MoreThe merger of Sewer Cleaning Company and Osbourn Plumbing & Heating creates a combined company that can do it all
When it comes to business mergers and acquisitions, the strategy is often to bring together two competitors to reduce competition. But sometimes the merger is designed to make two non-competitors better by allowing them to offer a fuller suite of services. It’s like bringing together French fries and ketchup, macaroni and cheese, or sweet...
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