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How To Fall In Love With Your Work (Or Even Just Like It A Little More): 4 Simple Steps
One of the fundamentals of love, is the feeling of being fully known, and of course it applies to workplace
What Your Audience Wants Most From Your Presentation
Prepare for public speaking by giving your presentation audience a problem to solve. Andrew Stanton of Pixar, health psychologist Kelly McGonigal, and science journalist Robert Krulwich all hook their audience's…
4 Employee Engagement Trends That Leaders Need To Know
With historically low unemployment levels, the days of hiring employees who are excited to just “have a job” may be a vestige of the past, and motivating and retaining the…
4 Essential Steps You Should Take To Transition From A Freelancer To A Founder
You love the freedom of freelancing and you cannot imagine ever working for someone else. However, that means that at some point you’ll inevitably hit the earnings ceiling
How Corporate Leaders Can Align Their Values And Maximize Impact On A Nonprofit Board
It can be harder than you might expect to effectively translate your business expertise to a nonprofit board
4 Ways To Take Accountability For Your Actions (And Why So Many Don't)
Are you taking full accountability of your part of what is not successful or positive in your life and career? It's time to take a new look at what's unfolding
Say Goodbye To Sunday Scaries For Good
Rising anxiety. Checking emails
How To Turn Your To-Do Into A Ta-Da
Your To-Do list is supposed to be a tool to help you accomplish your goals. But is yours actually making you less productive?
Why Isn't HR Leading The Freelance Revolution?
HR should be leading the freelance revolution. Why isn't it?
The Right Fit Is Code For Exclusion In This Age Of Personalization
When having to make a new hire, leaders often use words like “she’s not a good fit for our team” or “he doesn’t suit the culture of the organization” as…