The Small Victories That Make a Huge Difference in Our Daily Lives
By Good News Network From finding a $20 bill in an old jacket to finally finishing a TV series on the watchlist, the average person has four small wins a day, or 1,460 every year, according to a new survey. A poll of 2,004 Americans delved into the impact of life’s little successes and found […]
10 growth marketing experts share their 2022 predictions and New Year’s resolutions
By Miranda Halpern, TechCrunch This is a quiet period for marketing: End-of-year campaigns are already underway, teams are on holiday vacations and there’s little to do until after the new year. Setting aside the holiday spirit, this has been a difficult year for growth professionals. Most are still adapting to pandemic-driven changes to consumer habits, […]
Harvard Business Review: Our Favorite Management Tips of 2021
Another year, another set of challenges and responsibilities for managers to tackle. Hybrid work, the Great Resignation, mass burnout — on and on. Each weekday, in our Management Tip of the Day newsletter, HBR offers daily tips to help you better manage your teams — and yourselves — through this period of profound change and […]
22 predictions for 2022
By Trung T. Phan, The Hustle Apple will buy a film studio. Cottagecore is the top design trend. Meme stocks are here to stay. Passwords will go away. And many more. The future holds… squiggly lines (Source: Eskay Lim / EyeAm) As New York Yankee great — and American poet — Yogi Berra said: “It […]
How Should We Define Empathy In Leadership?
By Theodore McDarrah, Forbes Welcome to the dawn of the age of empathetic leadership. New research claims that empathy is currently the most important leadership skill. With the rise of mental health awareness since the Covid-19 pandemic, leaders who acknowledge this and utilize empathy tend to build stronger, more positive relationships with their team. One […]
There’s A Link Between Being Kind To Others And Happiness, UBC Researcher Says
By Sunny Skyz Being kind toward others may be key to our own happiness, a psychology expert says. Studies have shown a “causal link where, when people behave in this generous, kind way, they actually end up happier themselves,” says Elizabeth Dunn, a psychology professor at the University of British Columbia (UBC). “Frankly, I find […]
The 2021 SoCal Hall-iday Guide
No matter what holiday you celebrate this time of year, there’s no greater gift to give than time well-spent with the ones you love. Our hope is that this year’s Hall-iday Guide will help you do just that. Within you’ll find key information for SoCal’s best holiday experiences that you can attend with friends & […]
Thanksgiving Food for Thought: The Life-Changing Power Of Gratitude
By Dr Margie Warrell, Forbes We all know that it’s good to be grateful. Yet let’s face it, the gravitational pull of negativity is strong. Unless we’re consciously choosing to do otherwise, our attention tends to get pulled toward what’s wrong, what’s missing and whom we can blame. Yet recognize that each time your attention […]
Just in Time for the Holidays: A Kindness Book That Benefits Charity
By Good News Network We’re always looking for books that inspire us to feel optimistic and positive about the world, and we are loving this one: HumanKind: Changing the World One Small Act At a Time. Author Brad Aronson was inspired to write HumanKind when his family went through one of the most difficult times […]
This Holiday Season, Gift Memories They Won’t Forget with These 17 California Experiences
By Christopher Reynolds, LA Times What if you gave your loved ones an adventure — or at least an outing instead of stuff? They’d have a memory, and you wouldn’t have to worry about the global supply-chain mess. Unless we say otherwise, all prices are for the lowest available one-person adult rate. Bungee America on […]