Born in Wels, Austria, Marielis Seyler studied photography at the Academy of Graphic Arts in Vienna, Austria. She worked as a photographer in a highly-acclaimed advertising firm in Munich, Germany before traveling extensively—working as a freelance photographer in Barcelona, Paris, Cologne, and Munich. While living in Tokyo, Japan, Seyler had her first exhibition, and then […]
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You’re on the verge of collapse – or is it a breakthrough? Whether you view a demanding class as a challenge or a punishment, there’s no doubt you’ve found yourself wondering between intervals… What the hell is my instructor thinking?! We want to know too – so we asked three beloved fitness gurus what’s really going
Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, and Sheila Heen 2000, Penguin Books The Idea The hardest conversations are typically the most important ones (and the easiest to screw up). Thankfully, three smart souls from the Harvard Negotiation project have hooked us up with this gem, a book that
Operation Nightwatch is a non-sectarian night ministry providing hospitality to promote dignity and community among the neediest populations in the greater Portland, OR area. One of the only service organizations open at night, Nightwatch provides shelter, food, and health care to the homeless and those who need extra support to survive. Called “the poor person’s Starbucks,” Nightwatch
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Many of us lock ourselves into one role: “I am a businessperson,” “I am a parent,” “I am a runner.” But in reality, we each have many roles in life. We are all citizens and humans. We have additional roles in our families, careers, schools, and communities. The truth is that we are happiest and
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After a 25-year corporate career as a business strategist and executive for big brands Nike Inc., Saks Fifth Avenue, and May Company, Cindy Tortorici created The Link For Women in March 2004. Based in Portland, OR, “The Link” has become a valuable resource for local businesswomen. Through guest speaker events, networking luncheons, a book club, and more,
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Alicia Rebensdorf put it all on the line to open TUFFET, a cheese/meat/bar in Brooklyn, NY. But she didn’t just dive in; she took strategic steps to ensure her success. Watch this interview to find out Alicia’s top factors to consider before opening your hospitality business.
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