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Pressure For Empathetic Leadership Makes It Disingenuous, According To New Study
New research shows that employees overwhelmingly expect empathy in the workplace, but many say employers are using the trend as a recruiting ploy, failing to deliver and contributing to workplace…
Can 3 Mindful Pauses Halt Your Runaway Mind?
When your mind is incessantly busy, it can trigger a ‘fight or flight’ reaction to everyday moments
The Upside Of Stress
You exhibit a different physiological response when you view stress as helpful (“stress helps”) rather than as a threat (“stress harms”)
5 Reasons To Start Building Your Personal Brand In College
By building your personal brand in college, you expose yourself to the complexities of the professional environment. If you want to know why you should start building your personal brand…
If You’re Risk Averse, What Could You Be Missing?
Reaching your potential often requires some stretching. Here's some solid advice on risk-taking
Are College Rankings Dead?
Vetting out a University? Here is what to consider when it comes to looking at college rankings
4 Ways To Use The ‘Magic Words’ That Convey Confidence
Speaking with power and confidence isn’t something you’re born with; it’s something you can learn
Better Management Will Help Drive Productivity Improvements
Good management is an often under-appreciated factor in driving productivity, but insufficient effort is given to how management competency can be developed, especially in smaller businesses
Why I’m Not Scared Of ChatGPT
Two months ago, Buzzfeed announced it was laying off 12% of its staff, then started using ChatGPT to write quizzes
‘Awe Breaks’ During Your Workday Boost Mental Health, Productivity And The Company’s Bottom Line
Science shows that "Awe moments" while working are powerful ways to boost your mood, reduce stress and prevent burnout, plus they are good for the company's bottom line. Learn what…