Author: Christopher Palma

Many extraordinary women have given us words of wisdom—both yesterday and today. Their insights can inspire us, motivate us and encourage us to be better versions of ourselves. Their statements continue to hold power and influence by inspiring us through challenging times, uplifting experiences and everyday moments. Whether it’s quotes

It’s 20, 30, maybe 40 years ago, and you walk through a mall. What do you smell? There’s really only one answer— Cinnabon. That sticky sweet awesomeness was a nostalgic aromatic mainstay in many of our youths, associated with a gooey treat while we strolled the mall with our friends

Nobody should have to choose between being there for their family and contributing financially. Yet, this is a common struggle for many stay-at-home parents. The good news? There are flexible jobs for stay-at-home moms and dads that let you work on your terms. This guide will show you how to

Kentucky Fried Chicken recently announced plans to leave its namesake state, making it the latest major corporation to join the mass business migration to Texas. The restaurant chain follows corporations like X (formerly Twitter) and Realtor.com, which both moved to the Lone Star state within the last year. Businesses are

Is the sky falling? And, if so, what are we to do with our retirement accounts? The last few months have been full of whiplash related to tariff negotiations, discussions and assertions, as the Trump administration implemented a 10% tariff on all incoming goods and some substantially higher rates for

Maybe you think you know Nick Cannon. The 44-year-old actor, comedian, musician and entrepreneur has been a presence on our TV screens since he was a boisterous teenager on Nickelodeon’s All That in the late ’90s, and he’s been a tabloid headline fixture since not long after that. But the

Over the last five years, more and more people have begun using the word “neurodivergent” as an umbrella term for those who think differently, such as those with ADHD or autism. It’s an empowering way to acknowledge challenges a person might face when confronted with societal expectations, without implying that

When Jatee Kearsley spent four months eating her way through Paris in 2021, she had no idea just how far her life adventures would take her. Though she and a friend visited the city with the express purpose of understanding the history of French pastries and the processes by which

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, many businesses in the southeastern United States had to pivot to survive. We reoriented ourselves and our businesses in new and surprising ways. This is the gift inside the curse of trauma; we became resilient in the face of tragedy. Hurricane Helene devastated my

Smartphone apps have made our lives easier. We can book meetings, track appointments, answer emails on the fly and stay connected with loved ones. We can also invest our hard-earned cash right from our pockets.  Investment apps—applications that allow you to trade stocks, bonds, ETFS and other assets—are rising in