4 Entrepreneurship Lessons We Can Learn from Our Veterans

By Tim Young, Forbes When investors picture an entrepreneur, military veterans might not be the first people who come to mind. But the qualities that help startup founders succeed are exactly what you’ll find in most veterans. Sean Lane of Olive (an Air Force intelligence officer), Blake Hall of ID.me (Army ranger), and Taylor Justice […]
Idea Hall Named Agency of Record for $3 Billion Mixed-Use, Master-Planned Community and Entertainment District in Anaheim

An endeavor of the Samueli Family, Anaheim Ducks owner; longtime Honda Center manager, ocV!BE slated to open in 2024 in Anaheim’s ‘Platinum Triangle’; Full-service creative communications agency retained for branding and marketing communications services ANAHEIM, Calif. – Nov. 10, 2021– ocV!BE has named Idea Hall its agency of record for branding and marketing communications services. […]
MyNewsLA: R.D. Olson Breaks Ground on Affordable Housing Apartment Complex in Long Beach

By MyNewsLA.com Ground was officially broken Monday on an affordable-housing apartment complex in Long Beach’s Cambodia Town neighborhood. According to TCC Family Health and Bridge Housing, the development at 1500 E. Anaheim St. will feature a community health and wellness center on the ground floor and 88 affordable apartments above. The project will also include […]
Harvard Business Review: Getting Back to the Basics of Human Connection

by Edward S. Brodkin and Ashley A. Pallathra, Harvard Business Review Returning to in-person work can be a tricky process that comes with a complicated mixture of feelings. Whether you’re excited or anxious about reentry, you can expect being around other people to require a lot of energy that you probably haven’t had to expend […]
Study Finds People Who Viewed Memes During the Pandemic Were Less Stressed & More Positive

By Sharon Pruitt-Young, NPR Does a meme a day keep the doctor away? Not quite, but it looks like it might help, according to one recent study. Researchers with Pennsylvania State University and the University of California Santa Barbara found that memes helped people cope with life during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a study […]
Harvard Business Review: How to Build Digital Dexterity Into Your Workforce

By Brian Kropp, Alison Smith, and Matt Cain, Harvard Business Review When the realities of the Covid-19 pandemic became apparent in March of 2020, most organizations responded in two ways: by having employees begin working remotely and finding ways to cut spending. While this cost-cutting occurred across the board — Gartner research revealed that 93% […]
Want to Learn to Code? This Nintendo-Style Video Game Will Teach You – And It’s Free

By Andy Corbley, Good News Network Writing code is a skill almost anyone can make use of, and now there’s a video game that will teach you how. Set in an old school, Super Nintendo-like, 16-bit world, TwilioQuest teaches common coding languages like Python, JavaScript, and Open Source and combines the satisfying sense of progression […]
Founder of Homeboy Industries Father Gregory Boyle to Speak at Chapman University

By Dawn Bonker, Chapman University Father Gregory Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries, the largest gang-intervention, rehabilitation and re-entry program in the United States, will speak at Chapman University on Friday, Nov. 12, at 5 p.m. in Musco Center for the Arts. Boyle’s talk, “Faith That Does Justice,” will draw on his experience working with parish […]
Inc: New Research Shows Expressing Gratitude is More Impactful Than You Think

By Jessica Stillman, Inc If you’re looking for a slam dunk finding in the social sciences, you need look no further than the vast research on gratitude. Study after study shows counting your blessings makes you happier, more resilient, and can even help you sleep better. Actually expressing your gratitude to others amplifies these benefits. […]
Police reform: In Huntington Beach, non-criminal mental emergencies go to Be Well OC

The medical crisis intervention experiment is based on a long-standing program in Oregon. Two-man crew rolls out in a big blue van determined to bring hope and help. By Theresa Walker, Orange County Register The call came in around noon, on the last Tuesday of September, a bit after Jimmy Mun and Phillip Oh started […]