For many working Americans who put major life changes on hold during the pandemic, 2022 presents a time to finally take the next step. Each generation has varying priorities when it comes to what these changes will entail – for example, according to a MetLife study, 81 percent of U.S. millennials are expecting to make a…
Going from work-life balance to work-life integration to life-work integration. The Great Resignation has led to a Great Re-evaluation about the place of work in our lives. People aren’t just quitting their jobs, they’re rethinking what they want out of life. What people are resigning from is a culture of “workism”: the idea that we’re…
It’s no secret that, to communicate effectively, understanding your audience is critically important. Many communication experts routinely point out that knowing your audience can help select the most valuable content and structure for that audience. Though true, there’s a far more important reason to dedicate precious time learning more about your audience: word choice. The…
It is no secret that I have a love for personal development books. I am actually infamous for it. The books I will list here are books I have read, and I know they are worth reading. There is nothing worse than getting a book and going through the motivation and drive to read it,…
The Holocaust survivor, Viktor E. Frankl wrote, “He who has a why to live for, can bear almost any how.” He was referring to Friedrich Nietzsche’s “If we have our own ‘why’ of life we shall get along with almost any ‘how.” What Nietzche and Frankl were getting at is that navigating life becomes much easier…
Vulnerability — how open and honest do you get to be on a daily basis? Authenticity — how much do you get to be yourself on a daily basis? Balance — how well do you balance physical, personal, and professional development (the “3 Ps”) Joy — how much joy do you experience on a daily basis? Energy — how energized do you feel by what…
Corporate Giving Initiatives to pick for 2022 2021 has been quite a year! While 2020 was an unprecedented year of difficulties and ambiguity, 2021 marked as a year of resilience and hope! Be it on a macro-global scale, or in smaller pockets of our communities, not only did we bond to tackle the issues together,…
The notion of “good” and “bad” children is deeply ingrained in society. People can be quick to name personality traits and behaviors that make a child “good” or “bad.” However, these labels often come as a result of adults not having enough understanding of brain development, how children process information, how they learn, and how…
Our editors have independently chosen the products listed on this page. If you purchase something mentioned in this article, we may earn a small commission. January 21, 2022 — 19:13 PM If you’ve ever felt stressed (and as we look back over the past few years it’s likely that we’re all feeling varying amounts of…
Our editors have independently chosen the products listed on this page. If you purchase something mentioned in this article, we may earn a small commission. January 21, 2022 — 16:03 PM As a physician and the CEO of holistic health care company Parsley Health, Robin Berzin, M.D., oversees the care of tens of thousands of…
