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Moms everywhere will appreciate these 100 simple ways to stress less and enjoy our families more.
“The shift to knowledge-based work is the overarching driver behind the changes in the world of work,” explains futurist Andy Hines. How will that show up in the coming years?
“At some point in our lives, we all have a wake-up moment,” insists our Conflict Resolution columnist, author and keynote speaker Lisa McLeod. “It’s that instance in time when we quit going through the motions and actually think about our life and what it really means. My first big wake-up moment occurred at my mother’s funeral.”
“I’m the accumulation of many years of experience, effort, and thought,” explains baseball player turned artist Brian Allen McCall. “My art is the sanity that I hold on to and sometimes I think it’s all there is to my life.”
The arrival of America’s newest adaptive generation has surfaced in recent research, which is beginning to define how and why this latest Adaptive generation differs from the older Millennial Generation.
“Maintenance is the secret to a long and healthy life for humans,” explains Dr. Mehmet Oz. “If you treat your cells right, they will tune you up on a daily basis. If you don’t, they will go on strike.” Learn how to keep the machine running its best.
Do you really need to fill this position? Is the job description up-to-date and reflective of what is needed? What skills/abilities/attitudes does someone need to succeed in this position? Answer these questions, and more, and you’ll be on your way to stress-free hiring bliss.
Talk about a respite that’ll help you appreciate the good stuff in life. Just 20 minutes from Charleston, this resort by the sea has something for everyone.
A different kind of professional networking organization, Networking for Good has taken a whole new approach to making business connections in the DC area. Next up: Luke’s Wings benefits on May 24 from 5:30-8:30. Click here for details.
When I was 15, I had a sailing accident and was trapped under a sail for several minutes, and almost died. Before then, I was totally fearless of being on the seas. But until I was 51, I never got in the water again.
A mother of three and our senior editor, Kathleen McCarthy dives into Dr. Wendy Mogel’s guidebook for parents and shares Mogel’s insights on effective, enlightened parenting in an increasingly speedy, material, and competitive age.
Country fried steak and mashed potatoes; sloppy, fall-off-the-bone ribs; juicy burgers; chili, cornbread, and sweet tea. This pure comfort food is what inspired Ralph Capobianco to found King Street Blues. The artwork filling the place adds to the pleasure.
Whether you know it or not, you are working in a creative field. You are creative with messaging, visuals, negotiating relationships—and, of course, budgets. So how do you keep those creative juices flowing? Here are some ideas.
In the ’60s, Rita Cheng’s father emigrated to the United States from Taiwan with $17 to his name and the clothes on his back. “Even though he had little money, he never considered himself poor,” says Cheng, who shares the lessons learned from her dad.