Show extra holiday spirit and give back while you’re giving this season:

The holiday season can be a stressful time. Give the gift of self-care and indulgence to your hard-working team to increase productivity and overall well-being during the last few weeks of the year. Here are three unique wellness gift ideas to put on your office gift list:

You know what everyone loves during the holidays – treats. This year, provide the tasty gift of indulgence with these delicious Arkansas-based options:

I’ve donated enough water bottles I’ve received as gifts to quench the thirst of several football teams. Give your clients something they will really use with these customized gifts, appropriate for men and women.

It started with some fudge pies baked for a preschool fundraiser. Today, those homemade desserts have become a thriving business with a philanthropic mission baked right in.

Business owners are constantly on a journey of self-improvement, but sticking to a new regimen is hard. One of my favorite Christmas gifts was a journal specifically designed to help set one new intention for the New Year.

Besides verbal appreciation, the most common way to recognize a person or company is with a plaque. Here are some creative ways to show appreciation – beyond the plaque – this holiday season.

You’ll find the Cane River tucked away in the heart of Louisiana’s pecan country.

Just last year I joined the Yeti tribe, thrilled with how my tumbler kept my coffee warm for hours. Even though it is chilly now, I dream of warmer weather and picnics, dining al fresco and outdoor concerts. But how do I keep my white wine cool?

More and more, we hear about cybersecurity breaches where data is accessed by hackers. The most recent in the news include Facebook and Equifax. Sometimes these companies handle their crisis communications well. Sometimes they don’t … at all.

When you’re at the helm of a children’s hospital, being dubbed a champion for children may seem cliche. However, Arkansas Children’s Hospital CEO Marcy Doderer is anything but ordinary. Her fierce advocacy for our state’s children extends beyond the walls of hospitals and clinics.

An estimated 75% of people experience some degree of nervousness when it comes to public speaking. If you’re one of them, learning how to improve your skills can go a long way toward reducing anxiety. Here are a few tips: