From the Archives: December 5, 2017 When expectations follow a trajectory different from reality, it can be presumed that a collision of trust and confidence will follow. Expectations
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From Heisman to Has Been? A lesson for all of us
From the Archives: September 7, 2016 Transparency Collision – When expectations collide with reality: A successful and influential man in my life once told me: “Money does not
What’s Wrong With This Picture?
From the Archives: December 4, 2019Our weekly posts have been entertaining and thought-provoking to write. We have covered many topics, from hopeful to insightful. Today’s post originated with
Trust Transparency Defined
From the Archives: November 7, 2017 Trust means different things to different people. When it is mentioned, it can automatically conjure images of a specific person, such as a
Trade War Raises Industry’s China Conundrum…Again
From the Archives: April 10, 2018 As the possibility of an extended trade war between the United States and China heats up and rhetoric flies, the dietary supplement
Who Is Your Hero?
From the Archives: April 25, 2017 Everyone should have a hero in mind, one that they both recognize and celebrate. My hero is my son Adam. The birth of
Survey – Who takes supplements
From the Archives: May 8, 2018 A recent article entitled “Older Americans Are Hooked on Vitamins Despite Scarce Evidence They Work” was recently written by Liz Szabo for
The Confusing State of States’ Sales Tax
From the Archives: April 9, 2019 Confusion has been the consistent word whenever we speak of regulations and how they are interpreted and applied to the ecommerce retailer.
What’s Wrong with This Picture? – NOW’s SAM-e Class Action Suit
From the Archives: May 27, 2020NOW recently made headlines by providing brand names of CoQ10 and SAM-e manufacturers that were deficient in meeting label claims. Many trade publications
TrustTransparency and Building An Advisory Board
Now that you understand the value of an advisory board, are you ready to have one? You may think that's an obvious question since you're reading a book