Alan Stein
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I SIMPLIFY SUCCESS and help organizations achieve more! MORE impactful leadership. MORE team cohesion. MORE sales revenue. MORE loyal customers.
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northwestprimetime.com | Alan Stein |Jim Miller |Paige Bartlett |Brangien Davis
A new survey offers insights into the mental health challenges facing older adults in the U.S. Conducted by Caring.com in partnership with Pollfish, the survey polled 4,000 Americans aged 65 and older. The goal of the survey was discovering how prevalent anxiety and depression were for adults in this age cohort, what factors were affecting their mental health, and to provide resources.
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northwestprimetime.com | Alan Stein
HistoryLink.org Essay 3005On May 23, 1958, a trailer bearing four elephants from Woodland Park Zoo overturns at the corner of Phinney Avenue and 67th Street, damaging a car. The elephants are uninjured and wander about briefly, but are walked back to the zoo through a crowd of gaping passersby. Dropping a Load The incident occured at noon. The elephants were being transported by owner Morgan Berry to an event in Everett.
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northwestprimetime.com | Alan Stein
May is Historic Preservation Month, and this week HistoryLink looks at some of Washington's National Historic Landmarks. We begin with the state's first National Historic Landmark, Chinook Point - where Captain Robert Gray first saw the Columbia River - which was designated in 1961 along with American and English Camps on San Juan Island. In 1964 the Marmes Rockshelter was named a landmark, but it has since been submerged due to the construction of Lower Monumental Dam.
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alansteinjr.com | Alan Stein
There’s a simple truth I’ve learned from years spent around elite performers—whether they wear sneakers on a hardwood court or a suit in a boardroom:Your greatest adversity can become your greatest advantage. Let that sink in. Most people see obstacles as stop signs. They hit a challenge and immediately look for an exit strategy. But the highest achievers? They see challenges as growth reps—opportunities to build their mental muscles, refine their character, and deepen their resilience.
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northwestprimetime.com | Alan Stein
On May 5, 1893, America's "Gilded Age" came to an agonizing end when the New York stock market tumbled, setting off a four-month spasm of financial hysteria known as the Panic of 1893. Its causes were many. A Republican-led Congress had spent away a $100 million Treasury surplus, mostly on enrichment programs for wealthy industrialists. The Sherman Silver Purchase Act undermined U.S. gold reserves, which led to skyrocketing inflation.
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