Follow me on a journey of light-bulb moments that took me through an exploration of physical flexibility, strength, and balance into their essential role in building more balanced, resilient societies.
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Reading a book improves language learners’ grammar, spelling, and vocabulary. Here are my recommendations for novels in French that language learners will enjoy, categorized by CEFRL level.
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How have fictional representations influenced the image and impressions we have of the hoodie today—if at all?
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Though I knew I would write a coronavirus diaries anniversary post, I’d thought that one year after the start of the COVID-19 saga would look much different than it does.
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Why buying “at cost” is a myth. You can’t avoid markups and commissions—and you waste time by even trying.
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In the process of learning French, I discovered three unexpected side benefits that I’ve found interesting to contemplate (and that have kept me slogging forward).
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While hoodies can take endless shapes and styles, every hoodie fits into one of six core archetypes.
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In hopes to help this holiday season, I’ve written up a few super-special ideas that would work for end-of-year team festivities.
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Want the job? Put your shoulder into your cover letter. The resume just provides supporting detail.
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Here are a few tried-and-tested fantastic options for teambuilding events and activities for distributed workforces.
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The overlap in the creativity-effectiveness Venn diagram exists: It just takes a little more expertise and ingenuity to find it.
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You don’t need to assume a leadership role in organizations or groups to represent the group by what you say and what you do.
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My essay about the coronavirus diaries project went live in the Summer 2020 issue of The Johns Hopkins University magazine.
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Research shows that working in a corporate office hinders rather than helps quality work. Let’s enumerate the six top financial benefits of distributed workforces to companies.
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You gain a heady feeling of confidence when you know that you can rely on yourself and that you can do what needs to be done without anyone else.
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On today’s bifurcated web, search engines answer questions efficiently and effectively and social media provides the entertainment. Needs met. Game over.
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If you face working away from the traditional office for the long term, you’ll need patience and time for adjustment. Here are a few experience-based tips to help you make the transition.
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Research encourages adding a little spice of variety to your life, if you can find it not too far from your comfort zone.
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