Dear Dad, It’s been 25 years to the day since you left us. I think about that day and the exact last moment I saw you every day. When they told me you were gone I didn’t know how I was going to get from day Continue Reading
In Super Bowl 51, the Atlanta Falcons had a 28-3 lead, with 2:12 left in the 3rd Their victory was a sure thing. During World War II, the German Army was within 12 miles of Moscow and took 3.3 million Continue Reading
We Need People! How many times have you heard it from contemporaries or thought it yourself as a business owner? “I could hire 10 people today if I could just find the right people.” Particularly in the Continue Reading
Those of you who know me know of my New England roots and my 20-year man crush on Tom Brady. I remind my kids, in an effort to impress them, that I was once on the same plane as him from Boston to Miami, and yes, we Continue Reading
When I was 23, jobless, and living at home, on a whim, a couple of friends and I decided to go to Mohegan Sun Casino in Connecticut. It’s never a good sign when there’s a convergence of 23 year old dudes, without Continue Reading
We’ve all seen them. The pie charts, the itemized breakdowns, the lists of company benefits and compensation items. HR departments promote it at annual review, and HRIS systems market the easy way that they Continue Reading
Imagine you are entering the workforce as a young man or woman. The world looks pretty scary after years of foreign war, political upheaval, and a global pandemic. There are many well-known titans of business that Continue Reading
Guest Blog by Kevin Curran of EBSME, LLC There is an interesting trend emerging in the employee benefits industry. Highly skilled and tenured employee benefit consultants are leaving large “reputable” agencies to Continue Reading
As many families are working their way through adventures in home schooling (aka crisis schooling), I can’t help but think back to the teachers I had going through the Andover (MA) Public School system. Some were Continue Reading
Until 1967, the United States was losing the air war in Vietnam. It was a time period referred to as the “suck”. With all the technological advancements until then, the US Air Force had experienced heavy Continue Reading
