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Bestsellers: Wayzata Neighborhoods

Bestsellers: Wayzata Neighborhoods

Wayzata may be all our collective destinies, but too many of us may be trying to make it a reality at the same time, suggests Lakes Sotheby’s International Realty über-agent
A Dent in the Equilibrium

A Dent in the Equilibrium

The microchip-driven shortage of new cars has produced a number of unexpected side effects, one of them being unprecedented demand and long waits for service at area body shops. As
How We Work Now: Self Esteem Brands

How We Work Now: Self Esteem Brands

Chuck Runyon recently upgraded the Wi-Fi at his northern Minnesota cabin. “I plan on taking full advantage of remote work,” says the co-founder and CEO of Self Esteem Brands (SEB),
The Crisis in Care

The Crisis in Care

I had the good fortune of getting to know Chuck Mooty a bit for our Hall of Fame feature this issue, and he surely lives up to the hype. I
What Work Looks Like This Summer

What Work Looks Like This Summer

The half-day summer Friday has long been a coveted summer work perk. Particularly in a cold weather climate like ours, where you can count how often you hit the pool
From the Expert: From Clicks to Bricks

From the Expert: From Clicks to Bricks

A career marketing strategist, Audra Robinson jumped into entrepreneurship in 2020 with the launch of Rocky Robinson, a self-care brand created to empower Black and brown girls and encourage them
A Mickey Mouse Matter

A Mickey Mouse Matter

To: Mr. Bob Chapek CEO The Walt Disney Company Magic Kingdom Disney World, FL Dear Bob: When I was growing up, a matter of no significance was often called a
The Risks of Talking Politics at Work

The Risks of Talking Politics at Work

Now that most companies have returned to a semblance of in-person work, including hybrid (on-site and remote) schedules, the problem of political speech—whether in the office, on Zoom calls, or