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Dave, How do I get my employees to buy-in to the company mission, and really get onboard with what I want to accomplish and the steps toward making it happen? I feel like I have a lot of good people working for me, but I’m not sure I’m getting the message across in terms what I expect and what it will take for them and the business to succeed.
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SSM Health Medical Group has named Karen Rose, MD, vice president, medical practice. Rose began her new duties on January 2, following the retirement of the previous vice president, Paul Wright, MD.
Read moreSen. Dusty Deevers, R-Elgin, announced on Tuesday a slate of eight legislative measures aimed at “restoring moral sanity in Oklahoma.”
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Newly adopted pets waste little time becoming beloved members of a household. But much like young children, pets are a significant responsibility, and they rely on their human caretakers to ensure their safety.
Read moreWeight loss is a popular topic of conversation, particularly at the start a new year when health and fitness resolutions are on the minds of many. According to Statista, in 2023, roughly 47 percent of men and 55 percent of women in the United States indicated they had interest in losing weight. In 2022, 43 markets surveyed within YouGov Global Profiles found 52 percent of global consumers are usually trying to lose weight.
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Groundhog Day is a lighthearted tradition that millions of people enjoy each February, and the custom may have much older roots than celebrants realize. The American Folklife Center & Veterans History Project notes that folklorist Don Yoder, in his 2003 book Groundhog Day, traced the origins of the holiday to pre-Christian festivals that also led to holidays like Halloween. Yoder asserted the timing of the festival that is now celebrated as the holiday Groundhog Day, which falls in between the winter solstice and the spring equinox, symbolizes how significant and anticipated changes in the seasons were within pre-Christian society. That's one reason why the festival that served as a precursor to Groundhog Day survived when western European societies became Christianized.
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