About Mike Wanta
Mike works on the Corporate Communications team at TDS and is the manager of the TDS Business Blog. He has a passion for all things business, storytelling, and teaching. Mike attended Edgewood College and earned degrees in English Literature and Journalism, while competing on the Men’s tennis team. He recently completed his Masters in Sustainability and Business. With his newfound free time, he plays music, tennis, and reads (a lot).
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Protecting small businesses seeking financing during the pandemic
Small businesses are a critical part of the U.S. economy, providing opportunity and employment to consumers across the country. Unfortunately, the current health crisis has… more...
Distance yourself from eye strain
Many of us are no strangers to staring at screens for hours on end at work. Having your work space be at home may only… more...
Top 6 reasons businesses are choosing fiber
Slow internet isn't really much of an option for businesses anymore. It's too important for day-to-day operations. Find out why businesses are going out of their way to get a fiber connection.
Seven benefits of fast internet
Fast internet can mean the difference in employer satisfaction, cost-savings, and hours of avoided hair-pulling frustration that you can’t really put a price on. Take a look at the seven biggest benefits of having fast business internet.
Top 5 podcasts: Small business edition
Podcasts are a fantastic way to turn a painstaking commute into morning coffee time with an expert. If you own or work at a small business, these are the podcasts you should be listening to.
National Preparedness Month: Crisis Communications
Whether it’s a ravaging wildfire, tragic flooding, or even an untimely power outage, having a crisis communications plan is one of the smartest things you can do as a business owner or operator. Don’t wait until the last minute, because having the right safeguards in place can truly make or break you when disaster strikes.
Pandemic tips: Outdoor accessories
While the COVID-19 pandemic has severely limited the number of activities we can do, enjoying the great outdoors is not one of them. Here are… more...
Donating in difficult times
These days, there are just so many reasons why people want to do to something to help, to make a difference, to take action. In… more...
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Mindfulness meditation for a busy life
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Wisconsin pharmacy reviews TDS
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What makes you happier than money? New study says exercise
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Small business owner talks business internet
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Why your salon’s internet reliability really matters
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Give ‘Em What They Want: The Small Perk with the Big Payoff
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Work-Life Balance is a scam
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How to Maintain Productivity While Working Virtually
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The ‘Big Five’ office annoyances & How to deal with them
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What Game of Thrones teaches us about business communications
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