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Carolyn Crawford 8/12/26 Carolyn Crawford 8/12/26

When Images Carry a Message: A Guide to Alt Text

Think about the last image you posted for your business or ministry. Perhaps it was a product photo, an event flyer, a quote graphic, or a behind-the-scenes moment. Now ask yourself: What message was that image meant to communicate?

Valentina Imhoff 8/11/26 Valentina Imhoff 8/11/26

How to Get Ahead in the Age of AI

The newly published book, “Open to Work: How to Get Ahead in the Age of AI,” by Ryan Roslansky, the Chief Executive Officer of LinkedIn and Aneesh Raman, the Chief Economic Opportunity Officer of LinkedIn, can be summed up with three words: lead with humanness.

Sharon Bengel 8/9/26 Sharon Bengel 8/9/26

Inspiring Children with the Saints

Caitlin Bootsma is working to fill a gap in Catholic publishing by writing unique stories for middle-grade readers. With extensive experience writing – and reading – Caitlin is uniquely positioned to strike the right tone with young readers, including the five she is raising! She uses her stories to share the beauty of the Catholic faith.

Sarah Gagliano Taliun 8/8/26 Sarah Gagliano Taliun 8/8/26

Three Quick Tips for Leaders with Introversion, Shyness, or Social Anxiety

Quick tips for leaders with introversion, shyness, or social anxiety.

Megan Gephart 8/6/26 Megan Gephart 8/6/26

The Communication Reset That Gives Overloaded Leaders Room to Actually Lead

You didn't start this thing intending to become the central spoke that everything runs through. It just happened — little by little, decision by decision, growth upon growth.

Erica Mathews, CFP® 8/4/26 Erica Mathews, CFP® 8/4/26

Allyship: Women Supporting Other Women

When women support women, we build each other up, grow stronger, and reach new heights. Sometimes this looks like competition, but in genuine relationships this competition is not rooted in hoping the other fails but striving to see just how good I can become and hoping those with me rise higher too.