Lack of productivity starts in your mind, so if you can target those nasty thinking habits that are coming your way, you can do something about them. Read More

David Marquet sat down with Ryan Hawk on the Learning Leader Show to discuss how to lead with intention, and why it’s important to not have all the answers. Read More

Employers get dozens of submissions for desirable jobs, so your cover letter is your best chance of grabbing attention and getting an interview. Read More

With a specific focus on overparenting, researchers found that helicopter parenting, specifically when a father contributes, was more associated with burnout. Read More

Almost every U.S. knowledge worker surveyed by Zapier wants to work report, according to their new study. While we live in an age where many employees have to fight for their work-from-home-rights, the knowledge workers surveyed believe that the traditional office will be obsolete within ten years, with most roles being performed remotely. Read More

Those saccharine Christmas movies that only star Candace Cameron, Lacey Chabert and a harem of rotating men you can never quite place may help you relieve some holiday stress. Read More

From knowing how to sell themselves to continuously getting out of their comfort zone, here is what A-players continuously do to stand out. Read More

It’s when we stop doing the verb that we stop growing. When we think we have become the noun—when we believe we have “arrived”—we don’t learn. Read More

Personal finance can get a bit complicated when you start growing your family, but it doesn’t have to be a time-consuming or difficult process. Read More

Often we attempt to escape the constraints around us, try to “think outside the box” and procrastinate on taking action. Read More

Black Friday shopping is one of America’s most treasured holiday traditions. But there’s always a bit of hassle involved. Read More