Since the outbreak of the COVID pandemic of 2020, so much of our day to day lives have changed. Of course, one of the biggest, most impactful changes is that common interactions that used to be face to face or often now done online, via video, or over the phone. Virtually no part of our […]
Brian Wallace
Storytelling Is a Powerful Tool for Business & Life
There are many benefits to storytelling. Healing, communication, concentration, and reasoning are all psychological benefits that have been associated with writing. Additionally, writing about your experiences helps provide clarity, makes your story part of history, and enhances your well-being and likelihood of success. According to one study, people who write down their goals are 1.5 […]
Investing in Africa: a New Land of Opportunity
America is called “the land of opportunity”, and with good reason. We’re free to succeed in anything we put the work into. We can pursue any career and we can own our own businesses and be financially independent. It may, however, shock you to know that the place with the highest percentage of entrepreneurs is […]
How to Protect Your Property Against Eminent Domain
Eminent domain allows the government to seize private property without the owner’s consent. From 1998 to 2002, more than 10,000 properties across 41 states faced condemnation, only for the land to be handed to private developers. An eminent domain must be claimed for public use; direct public use includes constructing roads and freeways, municipal buildings […]
Here’s How to Change Company Culture
Meaning and motivation are two common factors that contribute to a diverse and complex company culture. Businesses who focus on these two factors have the ability and platform to excel both socially and financially. Social Awareness The definition of corporate culture is the set of values and beliefs that are exhibited by employees of a […]
Contactless Check-in and Repairing Healthcare Payments
During COVID-19 the disconnected world of payments in healthcare has become increasingly complex on the payer side. When it comes to healthcare, most Americans want price estimates upfront; 84% of Millennials and Gen Z and 65% of Baby Boomers want these price estimates, yet only half are accurate. Why are medical costs so unpredictable? With […]
Fixing the Roadblocks to Remote Work
For many of us, remote work has been our reality for much of the past year. At times it can seem like one of the best things to come out of this pandemic with its ease and convenience of working in your own environment. While it is true that many people enjoy and prefer remote […]
How to Find Trustworthy Supplements on Amazon
By 2027, the global market for dietary supplements will reach $231 billion. Many of these sales are made online, and 77% of online supplement sales take place on one platform: Amazon. While this platform does provide customers with convenience and a wide selection of products, the quality of Amazon supplements is a growing concern. Supplements […]
The Coming Digitization of Healthcare
Poor communication is not only frustrating; it is a money sink. Every year, the United Kingdom’s National Health Service loses £1 billion to problems caused by communication failures. The solution, thankfully, is simple, in demand, and applicable in every country and every business. Patients want to interact with healthcare providers the same way they interact […]
How to Prevent Home Title Fraud
Over a third of American homeowners have 100% of their equity in their property. On average, 77% of a 65-year-old’s wealth is in their home. A home is most people’s most valuable asset, but few people are doing enough to protect it. Locking doors and installing alarms won’t protect a home from title theft; scammers […]
