Fibremaxxing Wisely: The Senior’s Guide to Gut Health, Longevity & Vitality
October 20, 2025
By Brad G. Philbrick, RPh The Comeback of a Classic Nutrient Fiber has always been part of the wellness conversation, but in 2025, it’s having
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The Stewardship of Healing: Why Finishing Your Antibiotics Matters
October 17, 2025
By Brad G. Philbrick, RPh I remember the patient clearly—a man in his mid-forties who came to the counter with a familiar look of fatigue
Implications for the Future of Charities from the Big Beautiful Act
June 26, 2025
Recently presented in Congress, passed by the House of Representatives, and now under Senate review, the Big Beautiful Act is expected to have a significant
Positioning: A 1981 Classic That Still Packs a Marketing Punch
June 25, 2025
Before SEO, before branding agencies were everywhere, and before digital disruption upended the business world, there was Positioning: The Battle for Your Mind. Written by
Am I Still in Control? After Forty Years, Warren Bennis and Burt Nanus’s Leaders: A Retrospective
June 23, 2025
Do the time-tested principles still apply in this day and age of popular cliches like “servant leadership,” “authenticity,” and “emotional intelligence”? Looking through my library’s
Writing Without Permission: How to Land Jobs Without the “Right” Degree
June 5, 2025
by Brad G. Philbrick For anyone trying to make a career pivot into professional writing—whether content marketing, technical writing, or medical communication—one thing becomes painfully
Lead by Listening: The Skill That Builds Trust, Teams, and Ideas
June 4, 2025
Listening has become a silent superpower in a world of distractions, views, and advice. First published more than 35 years ago, Kevin J. Murphy’s Effective
Where the Money Is—Still? A 2025 Look at a 2001 Investing Playbook
May 27, 2025
I came upon Dr. Bob Froelich’s book Where the Money Is: How to Spot High-Growth Stocks and Big-Payoff Opportunities buried behind the many newer books
Darwin’s Black Box, Opened: Is Behe’s Case Still Relevant Today?
May 16, 2025
When Michael J. Behe published Darwin’s Black Box in 1996, he opened a new chapter in the evolution debate—not with fossils or geology, but with
Montana Rising: How the Treasure State Redefined Garreau’s “Empty Quarter”
May 6, 2025
1982 Joel Garreau published The Nine Nations of North America, dividing the continent into cultural and economic “nations.”Montana, along with much of the interior West,
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