September 19, 2024

“Less is More” is a popular phrase that has been tossed around for years, even dating back to the ancient Greeks. You may have heard it in various settings — perhaps the Minimalist Movement comes to mind. “Less is More” is a simple yet powerful concept that can greatly impact your life. The essence of the principle is this: Instead of always striving for more, sometimes focusing on less and simplifying things is better. By doing so, you can reduce stress, increase clarity and achieve greater satisfaction in your daily life. This principle can be applied to many different areas of life — from home organization to cooking and more. You wouldn’t want to ruin a nice steak by putting too much salt on it! So, why not try embracing the idea that less can sometimes be more?

Running a business in the automotive industry can be like racing on a track that’s always changing. Much like in any high-level race, consistently winning depends on how thoroughly you understand your vehicle and its systems, how efficiently you spend your time and resources, and how skillfully you navigate the course. However, since this course never stops shifting, those who consistently make it to the winner’s circle in this competition are the ones who are also best able to adapt to the unexpected curves.

According to the Department of Health and Human Services, over 2,300 total heat-related deaths occurred in 2023, which is a number that has been steadily growing. In order to tackle this issue head-on, OSHA recently issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) for rules regarding heat illness prevention in outdoor and indoor settings. To understand the complicated nature of heat illness at the federal level, we will need a short history lesson on how we got here.

In the auto industry, there is a gap between the number of women in leadership and those who buy cars. Maintaining that discrepancy is risky because it shows a lack of innovation when serving the market.

2024 brings one of the busiest election years Idaho has seen in a while. Voters are set to weigh in on the races for the U.S. Senate, House of Representatives, governor, president of the United States and much more! We need every member of IADA to vote to elect pro-dealer, pro-business candidates.

The Idaho Automobile Dealers Association (IADA) has proudly represented franchised auto dealers across Idaho for over 80 years. As the sole organization dedicated to advocating for Idaho’s dealers, IADA plays a critical role in maintaining the franchise distribution model and preventing direct sales by manufacturers within the state. This ongoing challenge is akin to a

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