Clint Carter

Jan 16, 2024 | entrepreneur.com | Clint Carter

To view our entire 2024 Franchise 500 list, including category rankings, click HEREWhen a franchise has a successful year, we expect to see it climb in our Franchise 500 ranking. Maybe it'll move up 20 or 30 spots. That's normal. But every year, there are a few outliers that somehow rocket-blast themselves hundreds of spots up the list. Growth like that doesn't come easy, and there must be a story behind it.

Jan 4, 2024 | mensjournal.com | Jack Haworth |Clint Carter

No matter what you like to do outside—hiking, running, skiing, e-biking, etc.—proper hydration is essential. In the best-case scenario, not getting enough water during an outdoor workout will result in subpar performance. But if you’re miles into the wilderness without a drop to drink, the situation can quickly become serious. Hydration packs are a convenient way to carry water during high-intensity activities.

Dec 28, 2023 | palmspringslife.com | Clint Carter

To understand how Stone has amassed her impressive body of work, it helps to understand the role acting has played in her life. She began appearing in plays around the time of that first panic attack, and when she was 11, she threw herself into community theater. “Acting was such an amazing discovery when I was a kid, because it forces you to be present,” she says.

Nov 16, 2023 | wsj.com | Clint Carter |Kiera Carter |Matthew Kronsberg |Nina Molina

WE HATE to break it to you, but the travel-obsessive in your life already owns a suitcase they love and, thanks to well-meaning gifts from holidays past, enough passport holders to fill an entire junk drawer. What they really want is an all-expenses-paid vacation. If that’s not in your budget, choosing a gift that they’ll find useful and that you can afford can be tricky.

Oct 30, 2023 | palmspringslife.com | Clint Carter

Ultimately, he found a place as storied as his own life was shaping up to be. In the 1920s, an unknown architect named R. Lee Miller grafted four rock houses onto the hillside at the outer edge of Araby Cove in Palm Springs. They were small and austere, like natural geological formations. They were also abandoned, and years of neglect had pushed them into disrepair. Verwey didn’t mind.