Considering How We Define Success
How we define success is a question we all must wrestle with. While it’s common to consider only our professional accomplishments or wealth, Zach Morgan hopes we’ll take time to broaden our definition.
Adjusting Professional Expectations: How Compromise Can Improve Productivity
When a new position doesn’t meet our exact expectations, it’s challenging. Sometimes a little bit of compromise goes a long way to improving our productivity and our job satisfaction.
Walking Reflection: What Do You See and Hear? What Answer Emerges?
Spend twenty minutes in a walking reflection, seeking the answer to the question, “Are we on the right path?” Our communities need focus on how we can do more for the greater good.
Better Society, Better Days: Moving from Stale Leaders to Smart Leaders
Bold statements on better days and better society inspire. We need more than inspiration. We need smart leaders from all generations.
Do We Think and Act Too Big?
Is being too big getting us in trouble and off track? Being big leads to focusing on the wrong things. It is time to narrow focus and act with meaning.
Are Millennials Putting Too Much Pressure on Themselves?
Writer Jeremy Chandler wonders, are Millennials putting too much pressure on themselves? He considers some advice to help Millennials embrace the season they’re in.
We Can Do Better
We can do better. With current events of Millennials, harassment, National Anthem, and rising anxiety, it seems we can do better.
The Xennial Generation: Stuck in the Middle
Inspired by the advice she’s received from Millennial women in her life, Maya James considers the current work revolution from an Xennial perspective.
There Is Hope in the Generations. Act Like It.
In today’s discourse, it is easy to lose hope. However, there is hope in the generations. We need to act. Engaging is not enough; we need to activate between generations.
Unraveling the Liberal Arts and College Strands
The value of a liberal arts education is questioned, as is the value of college. We need to get over it and find the right educational path for us, unraveling how we learn and sustain our growth.
How Should Millennials Respond to Difficult People in the Workplace?
Millennials bring a different perspective to the table – and it isn’t always well received. Here’s some advice for responding to difficult people at work.
Going Deeper: American Cities in Decline or Reinvention
America’s cities are at a crossroads. Some say our cities are in a decline. Others say a reinvention is underway. Let’s go deeper in our thoughts and conversations.