Guest commentary: Nervous system regulation for the high achiever
By Petra Beumer High achievers are often remarkably good at pushing through fatigue, stress and even the signals telling us that we may need a break. We are used to being responsible, meeting our obligations and getting things done. For a long time, this way of operating may serve us very well. The challenge comes Read More →
Letter to the Editor: The role of BEAM in our community
Running a business can be challenging. Sometimes what a business owner needs most is someone who has been through it before, someone who can listen, offer an honest perspective and help work through a problem. That is what makes BEAM (Business Empowerment and Mentorship) such a valuable resource for our community. BEAM connects local entrepreneurs and Read More →
Our view: Central Coast harvests pair of lifetime awards
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Our view: Patagonia has every right to test Antiquities
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Guest commentary: Help — The worst of the four-letter words
By Josh Damigo Two years ago, I became the president and CEO of an organization — my first true “big boy job.” Three days later, I was told I was not a “cultural fit.” That sentence still stings to write. I felt like such an idiot. There is something uniquely disorienting about having your professional identity Read More →
Guest commentary: Central Coast AI investment needs an apprenticeship return
By Gleb Tsipursky Central Coast employers are investing in the physical infrastructure of innovation. They should make an equally deliberate investment in the human infrastructure that turns new technology into durable capability. AeroVironment’s recently announced $100 million Moorpark campus is designed to consolidate research, engineering, design, prototyping and production. That kind of proximity can accelerate product development. Read More →
Our view: The enduring impact of the Sept. 11 attacks
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