Intelligent Minds Like Tim Cook and Jeff Bezos Embrace the Rule of Awkward Silence. You Should Too
The rule of awkward silence has always been valuable. But in a world of instant gratification, it's more useful than ever.
8 Modern Tips for Marketing to Millennials
You've seen the articles lamenting the death of certain industries and changing consumer attitudes, all paying tribute (negatively or positively) to a certain generation born in the 80s and 90s.
Top 10 Global Consumer Trends 2020
Every year, Euromonitor International identifies emerging and fast-moving trends they expect to gain traction in the year ahead.
20 New Instagram Features and Updates You Should Be Aware Of.
We’ve put together a list of the 20 features and updates you should be aware of to ensure your paid and organic marketing campaigns continue to hit their mark.
Time to ditch ‘toxic positivity,’ experts say: ‘It’s okay not to be okay’
In the midst of a raging pandemic and widespread social unrest, these days it can feel as if reassuring platitudes are inescapable.
How to Reimagine the Second Half of Your Career
When I graduated from college in 1995, the last thing I imagined being was a manager in UX design
She Explains ‘Mansplaining’ With Help From 17th-Century Art
In her new book “Men to Avoid in Art and Life,” Nicole Tersigni harnesses her skill with a Twitter meme to illuminate the experience of women harassed by concern trolls, “sexperts” and more.
Reimagining the $9 trillion tourism economy—what will it take?
As national borders consider reopening, a partnership between governments and the tourism industry will be essential.
From Productivity to Psychedelics: Tim Ferriss Has Changed His Mind About Success
A rare interview with best-selling author Tim Ferriss on his quarantine philosophy, funding psychedelic research, and why “not everything that is meaningful can be measured.”
End of the Office: The Quiet, Grinding Loneliness of Working From Home
Before Covid-19, many of us thought remote working sounded blissful. Now, employees across the world long for chats by the coffee machine and the whirr of printers.
How to Recover From Covid-19 at Home
Rest and fluids are essential, but not always enough. Here are some more things you can do to feel better.
How Remote Work Could Destroy Silicon Valley
The tech industry is built on serendipity. If workers flee the Bay Area, what’s left?
What can you do when you’re flattened by depression? Plan for it
By adopting a take-charge approach towards living with depression, you can start to feel more in control and less powerless, says health activist Jessica Gimeno. She shares three helpful strategies.
50 Cognitive Biases in the Modern World
Cognitive biases are widely accepted as something that makes us human. Every day, systematic errors in our thought process impact the way we live and work.
30 Coaching Trends That You Must Know (2020)
Today I want to discuss 30 current coaching trends that you must know about.
Break the Monotony to Spark Inspiration
Sometimes, great ideas come out of nowhere. Maybe you’ve been focusing on a tough problem for days with no end in sight, and then - poof - a creative solution falls in your lap.
Get A Comfortable Chair: Permanent Work From Home Is Coming Facebook Twitter Flipboard Email
Indefinite. Or even permanent. These are words companies are using about their employees working from home.
13 Ways to Invest in Yourself
The stock market isn’t the only way to reap meaningful returns. Here are ways to invest in yourself—some are free and take only a few hours of your time.
The Untold Story of Atari Founder Nolan Bushnell’s Visionary 1980s Tech Incubator
After bringing us Pong and Chuck E. Cheese’s, the legendary entrepreneur built a startup factory that tackled 21st-century ideas with 1980s tech.
How to Recover From Covid-19 at Home
Rest and fluids are essential, but not always enough. Here are some more things you can do to feel better.
Where Your Wool Comes From
The eight Peruvian immigrants who work as shepherds on the S. Martinez ranch in Washington have a colossal job:
Why are Africa's coronavirus successes being overlooked?
Remember, early on in the Covid-19 pandemic, the speculation as to how apocalyptic it would be if this disease hit the African continent? I do.
Want to Be More Productive? Try Doing Less.
We’ve been taught that if we want more — money, achievement, vitality, joy, peace of mind — we need to do more, to add more to our ever-growing to-do list.
One Notebook Could Replace All the Productivity Apps That Have Failed You
You may have heard of bullet journaling, probably from your sister or your coworker or some other enviably competent person you have the pleasure of knowing.
Why you would add humor to your content marketing
For your business to stand out, you need to ensure that your messages reach people through an ocean of online content. A powerful way to make that happen is to add humor to your content.
Carnival swamped with cruise bookings after announcing August return
Carnival Cruise Line was inundated with bookings last week when they announced that they would return to the high seas after months of coronavirus lockdown.
Experts Knew a Pandemic Was Coming. Here’s What They’re Worried About Next.
You might feel blindsided by the coronavirus, but warnings about a looming pandemic have been there for decades.
Tech giants offer free tools to support remote working
Enterprise plans of Microsoft Teams & Google Hangouts Meet are now available on extended free trials.
Good Leadership Is About Communicating “Why”
In an ongoing crisis, clear communication is more important and more difficult than when things seem normal. Employees and customers are hungry for information, so we’re tempted to pull together presentations and communicate with urgency instead of...
Gartner updates 2020 future of work trends for post-pandemic world
The post-pandemic world will bring workplace change in terms of health support, remote working, gig workers, and employee tracking, according to Gartner’s updated future of work trends for 2020.