Remembering that this life of yours isn’t static is a great way to keep from wondering if it’s the 100% perfect decision. Read More

Screaming can be traced to the prehistoric ancestors we share with other primates, who use screams as a key component of their social repertoire. Read More

As we continue to learn from communities we’re working forward a vision of inspiring all Americans to have better arguments in the coming years. Read More

I’ll leave you with this: If you’re still nervous about small talk like I was back in the day, practice by chit-chatting with everyone you encounter. Read More

A lot has changed in the blogging and writing world. The people who don’t adapt will be left behind. That’s true for all of our careers. Read More

A look at which cities have the longest and most expensive commutes as well as the cities that offer the best commutes for their residents. Read More

A survey found that teamwork is the thorn in US workers’ side, with 46% saying they found it hard to contribute in a meaningful way with larger teams. Read More

There are basically four types of managers in the world, according to Gartner. But one type does harm to their team, and one gives it a huge boost. Read More

The survey looked at nutrition trends Americans and trying and researchers wanted to see how they’re finding these so-called diets. Read More

A massive new survey looks at which social media platform your coworkers use the most at work and which ones they try to connect with you on. Read More

“While language has been studied in extensive detail by linguists, relatively little is known about how a worker’s speech is related to his or her wages.” … Read More