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These jobs will disappear fastest by 2030 as AI rises, according to the World Economic Forum

According to a new report, cashiers, post office clerks, and bank tellers are among the most at risk, while frontline workers in delivery and construction will see their sectors grow.

The Big Rural Problem We Don’t Talk About – Class 3 Obesity – Is Your Local School Offering This? What can be done about it?

A hot button local issue in my community a few years ago was whether or not the school district should build a new gym and locker rooms. The measure passed, and the project also included construction of a fitness center. Recently, I got a lifetime membership ($10) and a key fob that gets me inside. Except for a short window during the school day when it’s used for physical education class, I can use the recumbent bikes and treadmills and eventually (I hope) the elliptical and the weight machines.

Small Mortgages Offer Opportunity to Invest in Rural Communities

Low-cost homes are available but unattainable for many because of limited financing

The No Buy Year: Spend and Save Meaningfully in 2025

Like it or not, that’s just the truth. Our society grew around wealth and the pursuit of it. And some folks are fed up with living in a money-first-people-last culture, so they’re doing something about it: The No Buy Year.

A no buy (or low buy) period helps you to gain awareness of how the market manipulates, self-control over your own spending, and helpful habits to live more intentionally.

How to Guarantee Seamless EV Charging in Shared Buildings — Right to Plug!

T&E analysed the regulatory framework in 6 countries (France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the UK), and compiled best to ensure that EV drivers can have seamless access to home charging, whether they live in a house or in an apartment.

The Art of Storytelling – Guy Kawasaki

Remember, a well-crafted narrative is not just about conveying information, but about taking your audience on a journey that enlightens, inspires, or moves them in some way.

‘Where’s the leadership?’ Author slams Zuckerberg over ending Meta’s fact-checking program

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a series of major changes to the company’s moderation policies and practices Tuesday, citing a shifting political and social landscape and a desire to embrace free speech. Professor and author Scott Galloway joins Morning Joe to discuss.

New Entrepreneurship Centers Are Popping Up Across the Country

The initiative stems from Right to Start, a nonprofit focused on cultivating American entrepreneurship. Its main message is that everyone should have “the right to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams, a right to start.”

New Tool Helps Local Governments Hire Displaced Federal Workers

“If there’s ever a time to bring mission-driven talent home, it’s now,” says Quinton Lucas, mayor of Kansas City. Lucas is one of a growing number of local leaders engaging with a new tool that can help them connect with federal workers who have been displaced or are looking for a change.

How Smaller Supermarkets Could Transform American Communities

Half of the American population lives within a 15-minute walk from a grocery store. Yet despite this seemingly short distance, 88 percent of American households drive to the grocery store.

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