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Baseball’s Little Guys Take on the Big Spenders!

“Big money doesn’t guarantee championships.” ——- In an era when Major League Baseball’s wealthiest franchises spend hundreds of millions of dollars assembling championship rosters, something rather remarkable has happened. The Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays, two of baseball’s smaller-market organizations, are heading to the 2026 World Series. According to the Associated Press, Milwaukee ranked […]

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Classic Cars are the New Status Symbol

“Forget the latest luxury car. Yesterday’s classics are turning heads and bringing people together.” ——- There was a time when the ultimate symbol of success was a brand-new luxury automobile parked in the driveway. Today, something interesting is happening. A beautifully restored 1964 Corvette, a vintage Porsche 911, or a classic Ford Mustang can attract […]

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Women are Changing Fly Fishing

“A new generation is discovering the challenge, beauty and quiet escape of the river.”  ——- There is something wonderfully uncomplicated about standing in a river with a fly rod in your hand. The phone isn’t ringing, emails can wait and success depends on reading the water, making a good cast and having a little patience. […]

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Find Your Game this Fall

“Stay active, have fun, age well.”  ——- There is something about the arrival of autumn that makes getting outdoors particularly appealing. The temperatures begin to cool, the leaves change color, and suddenly the idea of spending an afternoon on a golf course, hiking a scenic trail, or playing a little recreational sports sounds considerably more […]

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Hit the Trails this Fall

“The best season to get outside.”  ——- Fall officially arrives in the United States with the autumnal equinox, which in 2026 occurs on September 22—making today the first day of astronomical fall. For hikers, that means cooler temperatures, changing leaves and, in many places, a more comfortable time to get outdoors. And Americans could probably […]

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The Power of a Good Nap

“Why sleep matters more than you may realize.”  ——- REM — or Rapid Eye Movement — sleep is one of the most important stages of our nightly sleep cycle. It is the period most closely associated with vivid dreaming and heightened brain activity, but much more is happening beneath the surface. REM sleep plays an […]

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Can AI Win Your Fantasy Football League?

“Artificial Intelligence Is joining the fantasy front office.”  ——- Football is back. The 2026 NFL season kicks off Wednesday night, September 9, with the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks hosting the New England Patriots in a rematch of Super Bowl LX. According to the NFL, the 8:20 p.m. ET game in Seattle will be […]

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The Story Behind Labor Day

“More than a long weekend.”  ——- Next Monday is Labor Day in the United States and Canada, and for many of us, it marks the unofficial end of summer. One last long weekend, one more cookout, and perhaps a final chance to enjoy summer before fall begins to settle in. But Labor Day has a […]

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Get Your Hands Dirty

“A hobby shouldn’t always require Wi-Fi.” ——- Somewhere along the way, leisure became increasingly passive. We scroll, stream, watch, and consume. There is nothing wrong with any of those things—I can binge-watch television with the best of them—but there is a different satisfaction that comes from actually doing something. Gardening, woodworking, cooking, painting, restoring a […]

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Give Yourself Permission to Be Impractical

“The surprising value of  wasting a little time.”  ——- Business owners spend much of their lives thinking about productivity. We measure results, manage time and instinctively ask whether something is worth doing. But not everything needs an ROI. Sometimes being completely frivolous with our time may be exactly the reset we need. Binge-watch the Hallmark […]

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