Sociologist Ray Oldenburg named it in 1989. Home is the first place, work is the second, and the “third place” is everywhere else that matters—the coffee shop, the barbershop, the corner bar—the informal spots where people gather and feel like …
As a business owner, you’re focused on the big picture. You have so much on your plate that it’s easy to overlook some of the details that can make or break perceptions of your business. So, when it comes to …
Adding wellness equipment isn’t just a matter of buying what’s trendy—it’s about making a smart, strategic investment that will pay off for years to come. Before you commit to a purchase, take the time to evaluate your options with the …
Today, red light therapy is universally accepted both medically and, just as importantly, socially. The medical and scientific community recognizes that these devices provide benefits without any potential adverse effects from overexposure. According to the Cleveland Clinic’s website, one of …
As people start to bundle up and think less about their summer glow, early fall can often be a slower season in the tanning business. But with Halloween just around the corner, it’s a prime time to attract new customers …
A new book by award-winning science writer Rowan Jacobsen argues that decades of sun-avoidance messaging have gotten the risk-benefit equation backwards for most people—and the mainstream is paying attention. “In Defense of Sunlight: The Surprising Science of Sun Exposure” has …
Revenue growth is often framed as a choice between attracting more customers and raising prices. Pairing modalities creates a third opportunity: increase the number of sessions a guest completes during the same visit.
A guest who is already in your …
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Knowing the history of how sunlight exposure has been utilized to cure disease and improve health is important for understanding why it is still so essential today
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