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Some of the most important parts of a story happen before the result becomes visible.
At Moda Hair Salon, service selection often shapes the outcome, while Coral Springs' cardiac survival success points to actions that occur before emergency crews arrive.
Even July 4th celebrations are already beginning to take shape behind the scenes. |
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Moda Hair Salon: Reputation Runs Deep, But Service Selection Matters |
At Moda Hair Salon, the strongest reviews aren't tied to the atmosphere or customer service alone.
A more interesting pattern emerges around the types of services clients choose.
Haircuts, color work, and transformational styling consistently drive the salon's reputation, while a handful of less predictable experiences appear concentrated in specific service categories.
Choosing the right service may matter more than choosing the salon itself.
See which services seem to define the Moda experience →
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What is SENTY? (Each week's SENTY Report highlights a local business reviewed in-depth on our Coral Springs Business Guide.) |
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Why Some Changes Stick |
Most people assume lasting change starts with changing their behavior.
Research suggests the opposite may often be more effective.
People who successfully transform their lives frequently begin by changing how they see themselves. Instead of focusing on goals, they start adopting the identity of the person they want to become.
The reason may be simple: when behavior is the goal, every action feels like a choice. When identity changes first, those same actions begin to feel like confirmation of who you are.
The next time you're trying to make a meaningful change, ask yourself:
"Who do I want to become?" |
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Signs of progress and possibility around Coral Springs |
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What Happens When a Hotel Becomes a Long-Term Home |
The former La Quinta hotel on University Drive may soon serve a very different purpose.
A proposal from the Tunnel to Towers Foundation would convert the property into a Veterans Village with 121 residential units, along with a gym, workforce development center, dining facilities, and other support services.
On the surface, it's a housing project. But it also reflects a broader trend taking shape in communities across the country.
Rather than building entirely new facilities, organizations are increasingly finding ways to adapt existing spaces to meet urgent needs.
The proposal raises a broader question about what communities can do with familiar spaces once their original purpose fades.
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How Cardiac Emergencies Increasingly Depend on What Happens Before Help Arrives |
When most people think about surviving a cardiac emergency, they picture paramedics arriving quickly.
The Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department recently ranked in the top 10 among the nation's top-performing agencies for cardiac arrest survival. But one statistic behind that ranking may be even more revealing.
When bystanders performed CPR or used a defibrillator before emergency crews arrived, survival rates climbed dramatically.
The numbers suggest some of the most important moments in an emergency may happen before first responders ever reach the scene.
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Also Noted |
A Young Entrepreneur Gets Started (Jace Guell) One of the responses to our Young Entrepreneur request came from Jace Guell, who recently launched a summer garbage can cleaning service.
Beyond the business idea itself, what impressed me was the preparation behind it, including flyers, research, and a projected profit-and-loss statement. Interested? His family has given permission to share this contact number: (201) 407-6671 |
A Different Look at Reef Restoration |
Marine scientist Kyle Pisano will discuss reef restoration and marine pollution in Coral Springs this month. One surprising lesson from his work: restoring damaged ecosystems often requires far more intervention and problem-solving than simply letting nature recover. Learn More... |
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If You Only Do One Thing This Week... |
Make It: Jazz in the Galleries (June 25) |
The usual museum experience gets a soundtrack this week...
The Coral Springs Museum of Art is hosting an evening of live jazz inside the galleries, creating a setting that feels very different from either a traditional concert or a typical museum visit.
As the music moves through the space, guests can explore the exhibits at a slower pace and experience the galleries in a more social, relaxed atmosphere.
When: Thursday, June 25 & July 23
Not every night out needs to revolve around dinner reservations or a crowded venue.
The museum feels different once the music starts. |
Insider Heads-Up... |
The week before July 4 is when many Coral Springs residents start making their holiday plans. Restaurant reservations, family gatherings, and fireworks decisions often happen now rather than on the holiday itself.
With an expanded celebration planned at Mullins Park this year, waiting until the last minute may feel later than usual.
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Small Extras, From Time to Time |
From time to time, Coral Springs Insider readers may notice small extras and local thank-yous tucked into the newsletter.
Nothing flashy or overdone.
Just thoughtful advantages for people who enjoy staying connected to what’s happening around town. |
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One thing that stood out to me this week was how often preparation showed up in different forms.
The planning behind a business, the training behind an emergency response, even the decisions people make before a holiday weekend arrives.
It made me wonder: what's something you've gotten better results from simply because you prepared for it ahead of time?
- Michael |