This past March, I took a ski trip to Catamount Mountain, and it was surprisingly wonderful. The mountain is small and the vertical is only a few hundred feet. However, most of the trails have pitch and they are fast. This made for a thrilling experience. Catamount in March At...
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Maximizing Your Cycling Performance and Safety: A Discussion on the Importance of Bike Fit with Jason Williams of Retul
If you're a cyclist, you know that having the right bike can make all the difference in your performance and safety. But what about the fit of your bike? Is it really worth investing in a bike fit, or is it just an unnecessary expense? Find out on today's podcast...
Three Fun Things to do in NYC
New York City is a vibrant and exciting place, with something for everyone - no matter your interests. From art galleries to parks to world-class restaurants, there's so much to explore! Whether you’re visiting New York City for the first time or you’ve been here before, these three ideas will...
Things to Do in Westchester County This Spring
Bordered by the Hudson River and Long Island Sound in the iconic Hudson Valley, Westchester County is an easy reprieve for those looking to go beyond the everyday. Springtime’s annual reawakening is in full view thanks to Westchester’s 24,000 acres of parkland, and longer, warmer days bring a season of...
Spending the Holidays with the Kids
I don't see my kids often because they are adults now and have their own lives, but when I do, my heart is filled with joy. Surprise Visit A couple of weeks ago during the Passover/Easter holidays, I was getting ready to go to work and finish off the week....
Training Tips and Tricks for Endurance Races with Andrew Patterson of Ironmanhacks.com
My interview with Andrew Patterson of Ironmanhacks.com was a great one! On my new podcast, Hilary Topper on Air, the endurance sports edition, we discussed his training for an upcoming 70.3 and full Ironman. I got the scoop on some tips and tricks he uses to become race-day-ready. The biggest...
Brunch in NYC?
When it comes to brunching in NYC, the choices can be overwhelming. The good news? We’ve got you covered! Here’s our ultimate guide to brunching in NYC, broken down by neighborhood so you can find the spot that’s perfect for your next weekend feast. Upper East Side Let's start with...
My Book Helped Me Reconnect with One of My First Clients
One of my first clients was a company called, People Communication Skills, run by Esther Bogin. I represented the company in the late 90s into the 2000s. We did great things together but when we parted, I hadn't heard from them in years. When my book, From Couch Potato to...
Feeling Like a Surrogate Grandma
While I was in Boulder, Colorado, I was supposed to stay with my cousin, Mindy. However, she came down with Covid at the last minute and my business partner, Lisa, offered her home to me. "You can stay in my daughter's room," she said. When I got there When I...
Harrison & Belew Concert at Sony Hall in NYC
Recently, I went to see the Harrison & Belew concert at Sony Hall in New York City. They played most of the Remain in Light Talking Heads album in its entirety. The night started off with a thunderous performance of "Psycho Killer," one of the band’s greatest hits that had...