Soft Power of US and Indian Democracies Will Shape 21st Century
Life is full of tolerations that could go away if we just spent some money on them. But whether you’re cash-strapped or chronically frugal, those expenditures can seem impossible—or, at least, hard to justify. For example, you know you co…
When we think of how organizations look after employee well-being, we typically think of things such as ergonomic desks and fire evacuation plans. Workplace safety committees have become almost standard practice in companies of any size. So, how about …
We’re well into a new year and a new decade, and many (if not most) of us have probably set ourselves lofty new goals. Setting and achieving personal and professional goals can be rewarding, but it can also feel confusing and frustrating.
You s…
Nobody likes being angry, but at the same time, no one manages to avoid it.
Anger has been a topic of psychological research for over a century. It played a central role in Charles Darwin’s development of evolutionary theory, in which he argued …
U.S. politicians recently took the first step toward nationalizing California’s AB 5 legislation. If ratified, American businesses, and the freelancers they work with, will face new restrictions that could harm, rather than help, both parties. P…
You want to get ahead at work, so you work hard, build your relationship with your boss, and perform brilliantly. But did you know one of the best things you can do for your career is away from the office? Volunteering is linked to higher wages, a grea…
Author Chuck DeGroat on his new book, When Narcissism Comes to Church, and how learning others’ stories can bring healing to those who’ve faced spiritual/emotional abuse.
Because I speak a lot about learning and memory to companies, one of the biggest questions I’m asked is, “How do I remember the names of all the people I meet and work with?” It’s a quandary we all know too well. A big reaso…
When I was searching for a job before graduating law school, one question on every application made me feel especially anxious: “Are you a person with a disability?”
I’m autistic, so the answer is fairly obvious. Despite this…
