Leaders Teach Others to Shine
August 31, 2026
At some point in the arc of a leader’s life, he or she starts to think about the legacy they want to leave behind.
At some point in the arc of a leader’s life, he or she starts to think about the legacy they want to leave behind.
Big corporations have a name for it: “risk management.” There’s value in thinking ahead and although it may seem dark to think of the worst-case scenario, planning for the future is just a smart thing to do.
The drumbeat has begun and it looks like it may be us against the machines as artificial intelligence (AI) begins to encroach on jobs, publishing, even the arts. That’s why the human touch matters now more than ever, whether it’s in design or caring for a patient at their bedside.
There is a particular magic that happens when someone else handles the map. The wine tastes a little better when no one is calculating the drive back.
A life of luxury doesn’t just mean you’re spending a lot of money on your purchases, but that your purchases make your life easier, more comfortable and better all around.
For the more discerning traveler, enjoying the sights doesn’t involve multiple train trips and daily packing. The upper crust are picking a place where they want to not just visit but actually live, staying longer and looking for authentic local experiences.
The “tyranny of the urgent” often consumes us, and as soon as we take a job working for “the Man,” our sense of boundaries starts to shift.
But like the ultra-wealthy, you, too, have control over your time. You just have to claim it.
Two-time James Beard Award semifinalist Rochelle Daniel is expanding her Flagstaff restaurant portfolio with two new restaurants on Leroux Street in historic downtown: Pompette, a French bistro and bakery, and Little Rich Girl (LRG), an underground speakeasy-style cocktail bar located beneath Atria and Pompette.
The grand sweep of European history and culture means its museums are among the most lauded and visited in the world, like the Louvre and the Vatican Museums.
My first job in communications included producing publications, which also meant taking photos for the company newsletter. A novice at photography, I trotted off to the nearest community college to take my one and only photography class, just enough to get by.
Most of us spend most of our lives indoors, up to 90% of our time. That percentage likely is a bit lower in Northern Arizona, where we embrace the endless natural beauty and the vibes of each of the four seasons.
We spend roughly a third of our lives sleeping. When and where we sleep has an impact on our quality of life and believe it or not, so do our pillows.