How Relationships Helped “Wee Willie” Sherdel Reach the Cardinals Hall of Fame Guest post by John G. Coulson, author of The Cardinals’ Winningest Left-Hander: Wee Willie Sherdel Published September 2026 • 8 minute read “Very few worthwhile things are accomplished entirely on your...
Reinvention Doesn't Have an Age Limit Published August 2026 • 6 minute read [caption id="attachment_622" align="alignnone" width="215"] @call_me_bbk[/caption] "One of the hardest things to do isn't learning something new. It's letting go of something that defined you." For most of my life, if you...
What Leaving Magnus Health Taught Me About Leadership, Partnerships, and Finding What's Next Published July 2026 • 7 minute read [caption id="attachment_613" align="alignnone" width="300"] @call_me_bbk[/caption] "Sometimes the biggest career move isn't taking the next job—it's finding the next opportunity to build." What's Next? After spending...
Core values are a great tool for decision-making, whether in your personal life or business. Develop a set of core values and run your opportunities through them in order to stay on the course that you set for yourself. Watch...
Simon Sinek wrote a great book Starting with Why, which I love and really buy into. In this Wednesday Wisdom session, I talk about my Why and how it helped to create successful businesses thanks to the intersecting of my...
Your personal elevator pitch is your story told in about 30 seconds. It is important because you should be able to clearly explain who you are and help others understand your value. This is true whether it is an interview...
By: Richard Hopewell A few years out of college, I was looking to find my professional passion. I can’t say I knew exactly what industry that passion would lie within, but I knew I wanted to work directly with customers and...
By: Brian Biddulph-Krentar My favorite founder story occurred after my company, CareFlow Student Health was acquired by Magnus Health in August 2015. Magnus Health was our fiercest competition, but I was friendly with their founder and we talked every so often...