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Getting High-Quality Sleep and Managing Stress to Boost Energy and Lessen Burnout

By Dr. Marc Milstein

By Dr. Marc Milstein If you have been feeling stressed, anxious, and find yourself tossing and turning at night, you are not alone. Recent studies uncovered that in the last six months the quality of sleep many people are getting has dropped significantly and stress and anxiety have skyrocketed. It is completely understandable as we try to...

Managing Change With a Coach Approach

By Joe Hirsch

Change is a constant in every business, but managing through change can be highly volatile. Whether it’s the arrival of new management, disruptive technologies, or customer tastes, leaders must act decisively to pivot with the market while allaying fears and pushback from team members who cling to legacy thinking and behaviors.How...

Embrace Unexpected Events to Find True Happiness

By Barbara Gross

Inevitably, whenever I am speaking with people, I end up telling stories of actual events that have happened to me. People always ask me, “Why do all these funny things keep happening to you?”

How to Communicate Your Ideas to the World

By Brenden Kumarasamy, Business Transformation Consultant, IBM

On my first day of school, I was as nervous as any 4-year-old would be: “Will I make new friends? Will my mom still get me ice cream if my grades are bad?”

The Kevin Bacon Effect, or How I Learned to Stop Networking and Start Connecting

By Beverly Seinberg, WIFS National Staff

Several years ago, I attended a community “networking event” for women. I had been laid off from a job I’d held for almost 20 years and was having trouble finding another. A friend suggested I attend in hopes of making a connection that would lead to new employment.