Shark Tank star and billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban is just like every other Millennial and Gen Zer — by connecting with others over Snapchat. The only caveat: it’s with a group of billionaires. Read More

While repetition may not be completely devoid of educational merit, a new neurological study just released by the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University finds engagement reigns supreme when it comes to learning. Read More

Let’s face it, in a job interview, you should be transparent and honest — don’t lie. These are the worst lies you can tell during the interview process. Read More

When comparing invoice revenue across all industries, the study found that men who owned businesses experienced a “short-lived dip” of about three weeks out or range, but women suffered far greater. Read More

Looking to boost your mental performance throughout the day? Start with doing these 3 easy, helpful things first thing in the morning. Read More

One of the biggest lessons we can pull from Mark Cuban’s success is that it only takes one successful venture to set yourself up for life. Read More

In a job market where the objective is to eliminate candidates in order to find the best one, you’ll certainly want every advantage on your side. Read More

if you pay close attention on your next Zoom call, there are nonverbal cues we can all still pick up on virtually that can help us decipher how best to approach coworkers and clients. Read More

Losing a dream job is a significant loss. Allow yourself to feel your way through all the stages of grief: bargaining, denial, anger, and anxiety. Read More

According to a new study published in the American Journal of Nutrition, habitual possessed meat consumption can dramatically increase one’s risk for heart disease and even early death. The McMaster University researchers behind the new report posit that weekly intake of as little as 5.3 ounces of processed meat is potentially harmful to one’s overall … Read More

Do you want to lead change and get people to follow you, regardless of your role in the company? It’s totally possible — here’s how. Read More