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Ceremony and the Living Spirit of Sedona
Ceremony and the Living Spirit of Sedona By Sedonya Conscious Living Center There are places in the world that seem to ask more of us —places where the very air carries memory,where beauty is not something we look at,but something that looks back. Sedona is one of those places. Visitors come for the red rocks,…
Read MoreSubmit Your Winter Deals for ScenicSedona.com
Submit your winter deals for ScenicSedona.com All tourism businesses located within Sedona city limits are encouraged to submit special offers for our marketing campaign deals page, providing even more incentive to visit Sedona this winter. Offers are currently being accepted and published on a rolling basis. If your business is interested, please email the following…
Read MoreThe Sanctuary At Sacred Mesa: Sedona’s Grand Luxury Vacation Rental
The Sanctuary At Sacred Mesa- Sedona’s Grand Luxury Vacation Rental When it comes to breathtaking beauty, Sedona, Arizona, is in a league of its own. Towering red rocks, radiant sunsets, and a sense of spiritual calm draw visitors from across the world. Tucked quietly into this remarkable landscape is The Sanctuary at Sacred Mesa —…
Read MoreGovernment Shutdown & Healthcare: What Small Businesses Need to Know
What the Government Shutdown Means for Small Businesses and Employee Healthcare by David Key, President & CEO, Greater Sedona Chamber of Commerce As Washington debates budgets and subsidies, small businesses in Sedona and beyond need to pay close attention. The ongoing federal government shutdown isn’t just a matter of politics—it has real-world implications for your…
Read MoreSmall Towns, Big Wins in Housing
Small Towns, Big Wins in Housing The Challenge We Know Too Well Reprinted from Sedona Red Rock News By David Key If you live or work in Sedona, you’ve seen it firsthand. The views are priceless, but rent is through the roof. Local businesses are short-staffed, workers commute from far away, and families are being…
Read MoreTourism Declines are Real But the Economy Remains Resilient
Tourism Declines Are Real, But the Economy Remains Resilient Reprinted from Sedona Red Rock News By David Key The Economic Shift The United States is still living with the consequences of an extraordinary economic experiment. For more than a decade, interest rates sat near zero. Businesses could borrow without concern and many grew quickly on…
Read MoreWhy Digital Skills Matter More than Ever for Small Business
Why Digital Skills Matter More Than Ever for Small Business Reprinted from Sedona Red Rock News By David Key The Digital Imperative The way people shop, travel, and connect is changing at lightning speed. The tools to win in this environment are digital. Digital literacy is no longer optional. It is the ability to use…
Read MoreWhy Your Best Ideas Come from Asking Dumber Questions
Why Your Best Ideas Come From Asking Dumber Questions In 1968, Dick Fosbury asked the stupidest question imaginable: “What if I jump backward?” Every coach knew you went over face-first. That’s just how high jumping worked. Fosbury’s technique looked so ridiculous his own coach told him he’d never succeed. He won the gold medal. Within…
Read MoreThe Constraint Advantage: How Limited Resources Force Better Ideas
The Constraint Advantage: How Limited Resources Force Better Ideas Introduction While household names like Apple and Amazon revolutionized their industries through innovation, today’s small and medium enterprises are proving that transformative breakthroughs aren’t reserved for tech giants. Recent data shows that innovation-active small businesses create 69% more revenue than their non-innovative counterparts—adding an average of…
Read MoreSB 1529 Brings Housing Solutions Within Reach for Arizona Communities
SB 1529 Brings Housing Solutions Within Reach for Arizona Communities Arizona’s economy continues to grow, but the lack of affordable housing has become one of the greatest threats to progress. Employers across the state, from manufacturers to tourism businesses, are struggling to attract and retain workers when housing costs rise faster than wages. Families and…
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