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This is the ultimate morning checklist for remote workers Jonah Malin

The absence of an office means less face to face interaction. So, it’s important to be organized, disciplined, and set yourself up to win the morning. Read More

Advice

According to science, these 4 words make you instantly more persuasive Michael Thompson

Being persuasive can help us in many areas of life including personally and professionally. According to science, these 4 words instantly help. Read More

The Future of Work

3 questions bosses ask before promoting an employee Nicolas Cole

It’s astounding how many people expect to be promoted or given more opportunities simply because they’ve “been there for a long time.” … Read More

Productivity

The 4-minute mile: Why some people achieve the impossible and others don’t Mayo Oshin

For the majority of us who will never attempt to break a running record, the four-minute mile represents the limiting beliefs of what we think is possible to achieve in our lives. Read More

Latest News

This is the next global language John Anderer

A new study has proclaimed that there will soon be a new global language on the world scene. We dive into the potential of this, here. Read More

How To

A complete guide to how to talk about racism at work right now Lindsay Tigar

Black professionals may also be afraid to put their employment at risk to address racism head-on. Here, inspiring—and powerful—Black leaders shed insight and guide how to talk about racism at work, right now. And more importantly: why the discussions need to start and continue ASAP: … Read More

Health

If you have these kind of thoughts regularly, it could lead to dementia later in life Kyle Schnitzer

Repetitive negative thinking can be harmful, as a new study found that such thinking patterns might be linked to a higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Read More

Health

Doing this early in life will lead to a strong memory in old age John Anderer

Researchers from Georgetown University’s Medical Center have found that education early in life can protect individuals from memory loss in old age. This link between education and a strong memory is especially true among women. Read More

Health

If your diet includes these type of foods, you are at higher risk for blindness Meredith Lepore

A new study from the University of Buffalo found that people who ate a diet that largely consisted of red meat, fried foods, high-fat dairy, and refined grains were three times more likely to develop late-stage Age-related macular degeneration or AMD. Read More

Job Search

How to sell yourself in an interview (during COVID-19 and always)Rachel Shimp

We’ve put together some tips for assessing and isolating your strongest qualities, and pairing them with clear communication for that win. Read More

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