Five Science-Based Tips to Reduce Work Stress These Quick Strategies Can Help You Focus and Increase Productivity Writing a Competency Demonstration Report (CDR) for Engineers Australia is a challenging and stressful task for most engineers who apply for Migration Skills Assessment through CDR pathway. It involves a lot of hard work including research, studying the…
A wonderful trend is emerging in the realm of small businesses in that about one in three American small business owners are not just women – they’re mothers. That number is growing fast, with women now starting businesses at nearly twice the rate of men. There are millions of us now, and more emerging every…
Evaluating employees accurately and fairly is a critical skill for both employers and managers. The greatest challenge to having good performance management is combating evaluation biases. Managers are only human. We all have biases, even if we are unaware of them. For better performance management, consider these common biases when conducting your next employee evaluations. Harvard…
If you are not familiar with my work. I am a Habit Strategist. Something I love to do is make content practical. I take my favorite podcasts, books, speeches, articles, etc and I provide the habit I have implemented into my life post consumption. This week’s content is here. It includes 3 ways to leverage…
Please tell us a bit about yourself, and describe your company. Co-founded by Loren Heller & Hillary Cullum, Berkley Clothing is a luxury activewear line designed to make women feel beautiful, confident, and heathy during every moment of pregnancy and beyond. Berkley believes that when you look good, you feel good and that women should…
Earlier this month I had the pleasure of interviewing Emily McGill, a communications consultant and tarot reader. After nearly a decade and a half working in entertainment in New York City as a storytelling strategist and Broadway publicist, her path of self-exploration led her down a path of healing and evolution. Emily’s passions are unlocking…
When I was young, I loved to write. At 8 years old, I wrote my first book about a family of rabbits. It was three pages long, but in my eyes, it was a book! While my love for writing ignited at a young age, I somehow lost sight of this as I entered adulthood…
It’s safe to say that 2020 hit the nation (myself included) incredibly hard. Between new daily schedules like working from home to health-related worries, stress levels went through the roof. Dealing with the new normal was difficult, and it was so important for me to establish easy activities and routines to keep my stress at…
From Bag Lady Syndrome, to angst over whether you can really trust someone else to manage your money – if left unchecked, money worries can tear your confidence to shreds. The Thrive Global Community welcomes voices from many spheres on our open platform. We publish pieces as written by outside contributors with a wide range…
The equal to an extraordinarily rusted, trusty pair of traditionally rallied sneakers balanced on a skateboard’s designated outer ends, illustrated in beautiful flight is the platform of a carefully broken in, victorious designable skatepark. It doesn’t matter if it’s vintage or brand new. There is a first time for everything, including the thriving sport introduced…
