Productivity

To get a better perspective of how much downtime I really need to do my best work, I decided to wear a lightweight WHOOP strap around my left wrist for a month. Read More

Those who groom now as they did pre-pandemic will rave about how good it makes them feel and how much more focused they are on their meetings and deliverables, by merely wearing a clean shirt. Or, ahem, sporting anything other than leggings. Read More

You might think that telling a company “no” will burn a bridge. However, when done in a polite, tactful way it will do just the opposite and could leave the door open for future opportunities. Read More

A new study from Brown University is calling into question the validity of that statement. Researchers have found that past stressors and traumatic events usually make people more sensitive and vulnerable to future problems, not more resilient. Read More

The study found that people who were more optimistic had better cognitive function as did the people who were married to more optimistic people. Read More

Researchers from Michigan State University set out to answer that question by studying the educational benefits of Babbel, a popular subscription-based language learning app. Read More

Researchers at Cornell have developed a new type of “smart parking” software that assigns drivers pre-determined parking spots based on travel time and numerous other considerations. Read More

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

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