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Business

  • HOLLAND: Navigating the top five retirement risks

    Longer lives and better health translate into longer retirements and new concepts of what retirement should be. Many of today’s retirees view retirement as a time to shift gears but not necessarily to slow down.

    They keep their skills sharp in new job roles or by starting businesses. They continue learning new skills by going back to school as both teachers and students. Some choose to serve on boards of directors or to pursue creative and artistic passions.

  • UNDERWOOD: Servant leadership: Is it possible?

    In recent months we have been rendered helpless as we have watched the grieving of a community suffering through a horrific loss of 25 adult and future leaders. We have been inspired by the stories of heroism and promising futures.

    Further we have been party to a divided country debating appropriate ways to respond to the tragedy and others like it. A whole lot of talk and not much action it seems. We have been moved by the events and warmed by young people who want to be a part of an answer to the problems of violence and bullying and the lack of compassion.

  • UNDERWOOD: We can go home again: We must

    We can go home again! Contrary to Thomas Wolfe’s article that declared “You Can’t Go Home Again,” I think it is not only possible to go home again but desirable. There was some truth in Wolfe’s lament. It is impossible to go back to family as we knew it, to a childhood already lived, or even a romantic love that ended. However, trips back home whether to some distant land or to our neighborhood can be very meaningful. If intentional, such trips can be fun, fulfilling, and rewarding.

     

    The trip

  • UNDERWOOD: Friendships and boundaries in work and personal life

    One of the things that make life more meaningful and or more complex is the way we negotiate the boundaries in our friendships. Whether in our personal lives or at work, if we are vigilant about setting and renegotiating good healthy interpersonal boundaries life can be richer and more fulfilling.

  • UNDERWOOD: Caring relationships form strong leadership

    One morning this week, I was watching the History Channel. There were two documentaries aired back to back. The first one dramatized the rise and fall of the Third Reich under Adolph Hitler and the second the life and violence of Charles Manson. Both told stories of how one man misused power and influence and played on the fears, insecurities and misguided human needs to gain control and get people to do horrible things.

  • UNDERWOOD: How do you sustain in business and in life?

    Sustainability is a fairly new concept in business and life. Until recently, most of us assumed that life and business would always proceed as usual. Concerns about the future of our country and the world’s economic condition, the lack of predictability in the stock market, making a decent wage, retirement, and the future of our environmental sustainability were subjects for science fiction books.

  • UNDERWOOD: What will your legacy be?

    Our legacy will grow out of what we do this year. Matthew West’s The Story of Your Life raises some provocative questions about our future. “Is this the end or only the beginning? Is it the second chance you never thought you would get? The question is, will you do something with it? Or will you spend your days lost in your regret? This is the story of your life. You decide how the rest is going to be. This is your chance between the lines to redefine what legacy you will leave…is this the end or only the beginning?”

  • Business Q&A: John Wieland

  • Business Q&A: Max Heath

  • NEW BUSINESS: Tienda y Paqueteria Aguilar LLC

    Address: 931 Washington St., Shelbyville

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