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How to create the winning mindset for success?
New research teaches us how to become better managers of our own minds.
Most career veterans with a track record of success will tell you that success is impossible to achieve without …
Be honest—have you ever used Slack to share a quick personal joke with a coworker or organize a group coffee run? It’s understandable, given how much platforms like Slack resemble the casual chat apps we use daily.
But while it …
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries and transforming the way businesses operate. To be a leader in today’s workforce, understanding AI is a necessity. You don’t need to be a developer or a data scientist to benefit from AI, but …
Burnout is more than just feeling tired; it’s a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged stress or overwork. When burnout takes hold, even the simplest tasks can feel overwhelming, making it difficult to stay productive or …
There are times when stepping away from work isn’t just a choice—it’s essential for your health or personal life. Whether you’re dealing with illness, personal issues, or a family emergency, being open and respectful about your reasons to call out …
Some say social media and work mix like oil and water. But in a world where most of us are chronically online, it’s better to learn how to manage the intersection than to avoid it altogether. Social media can be …
Thanksgiving is a time to gather with loved ones, share a delicious meal, and reflect on what we’re grateful for. But for job seekers or those in career transitions, the holiday can also bring a side dish of anxiety. Uncle …
Making mistakes at work is inevitable. Whether it’s missing a deadline, overlooking a detail, or miscommunicating with a colleague, errors happen to the best of us. But addressing these mistakes effectively is where the real challenge lies. One situation many …
Cognitive overload happens when we try to process more information than our minds can comfortably handle, leading to confusion, stress, and a noticeable drop in productivity. The concept comes from educational psychology, and was originally used to identify situations where …
Nonverbal communication skills are an important yet frequently overlooked aspect of how we interact with others. These are the nonverbal cues—such as body language, facial expressions, eye contact, and more—that we use to convey feelings, intentions, and reactions. While we …
