There’s something almost cathartic about legitimizing burnout, as the medical world catches up with a ubiquitous condition that has long shaped our lives. Read More

It’s like a dog that chases his tail—in order to be successful we need to be confident; but first, we need to be confident so we can be successful. Read More

Like does following up actually mean, “why the heck did you not read my message?” (hint: yes, it does).  Here are a few more decorders for office emails. Read More

It comes down to being efficient, organized, neat, and systematic. Read More

Your ability to sleep well (by the way, it’s easy to sleep well when you get up early and work hard) is also essential to peak performance. Read More

I had heard a lot about Splitwise from clients who use it with romantic partners or roommates, but I hadn’t used it myself until this past March. Read More

Women and adults who have experienced divorce personally or among friends and family are especially likely to be accepting. Read More

‘Late Night’ shows Mindy Kaling and Emma Thompson as employee and boss, offering many lessons for professionals to carry out of the theaters and into the workplace. Read More

Just recently, UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party commissioned a study that would consider fewer working hours for public-sector employees. Read More

“It provides a platform for self-aggrandizement, they tend to post more selfies and they tend to take more time editing those photos.” … Read More

In a new poll from the Economist/YouGov, it was found that half of the adults with any college education have had student loans, and one in four people under the age of 45 are still paying them off. Read More