Did your New Year's Resolution involve dieting or losing weight? Or are you just wanting to be more healthy? A general place to turn for tips and ideas is the health book isle of any book store. But with so many how can you know which one is correct, or should we say, the most correct? We've the general ideas of 6 health books so you don't even need to read them!
A close friend / assistant of mine turned me onto this concept a few months ago. I'm going to call it DIS-CO shopping and let's call him....Kyle. Kyle is one of the most insightful people I know and with my obvious great taste in people to do business with, he was an obvious choice
Today we will be interviewing candidates for an opening in our organization. It is always a love/hate process for me. More love than hate. I love meeting new people, learning about them, trying to find out what makes them tick. I guess the "hate" part is just the risk involved. There's a lot at stake. "Bozeman media group desperately seeking perfect person to join our team," is no easy spot to fill.
January 3, 2011 Jean has been bugging me for a couple of years now to get myself up to Bohart Ranch for some cross country skiing. It sounds like a blast and I even have my own ancient equipment but (like many others) I'm scared of things I don't understand. Nordic skiing is one of those things. No more excuses. Nordic Fest is here and this is for people like me.
When it comes to coffee I am pretty picky. I like it hot. Not lukewarm, not room temperature, but hot (although iced is wonderful in the summer). I like it strong. Not too strong of course, and certainly not weak. Coffee shops do a nice job (at $4 a cup). Automatic coffee makers do not (at any price).
There is a push in certain circles to SIMPLIFY. There are simplify t-shirts, simplify bumper stickers, and simplify billboards. For some reason simplifying doesn't seem to be enough for those who seem to enjoy it. They need me to simplify too. I think they mean to encourage us to simplify our lives. To get back to the basics. To focus on what's important. I for one think that simplifying can be a lot of work.
The new year is traditionally a time for fresh starts, new beginnings, and resolutions. Start exercising, lose weight, stop smoking. Of course, as we all know, the resolutions are easier to keep on January 5th than on February 5th. Here's a list of the most popular resolutions for 2011.
We're busy people, living in a busy world. Jobs, families, hobbies, clubs, civic organizations, second jobs, third jobs, kids' activities, committees. It never seems to end. So much to do. So little time. Around my office, you could apply the same template to most people's daily work to-do lists
Will you be a lucky Libra? A successful Scorpio? Will there be love in your life Leo? How about your career Capricorn? What out what the stars are saying about your life in the coming year. Romance, travel, employment, adventure; it’s all here. Happy New Year!
The Montana Department of Transportation reminds you that if you plan to drink, plan not to drive. Designate a driver, prearrange for a ride home, text a sober friend, or call a cab. You can also download a Blood Alcohol Calculator app for your Blackberry, Android, or I-phone here. Be safe. Have fun. Don't drink & drive. Happy New Year from 95.1 The Moose!
Southwest Montana is poised to ring in 2011 tonight. Whether you're looking to catch a little rodeo action, a Bobcat basketball game, or live music and good cheer, here are some suggestions to help ring in the new year.
I think all too often great, talented, well-meaning people are derailed from making great, productive, wonderful accomplishments by one little thing. Actually it's lots of little things. And those little things are. Drumroll. Distractions.
