There’s a small café I’ve grown to love, the kind of place where the music hums low, the light lands gently, and the air smells like calm braided with freshly baked scones. I come here early, before the world wakes and when everything still feels soft and possible.
Every one of us can point to a moment, a conversation, a person we met by accident, a decision made without much thought, that ended up shaping the entire direction of our lives.
One of the unexpected joys of lifelong learning is the reminder that a person can march through the world, across military posts, office corridors, and college campuses and still stumble upon hidden rooms inside one’s own mind
Whole-person alignment is the integration of purpose, clarity, and leadership across personal and professional domains. It’s about guiding individuals to understand not just what they are good at, but what matters to them, what drives them, and how they want to show up in the world.
Occupational stress, influenced by factors like discrimination and work-life balance, impacts health and productivity. Organizations can mitigate stress by fostering fit, supporting well-being, and promoting flexibility.
by Arthur Levine and Scott Van Pelt The Great Upheaval: Higher Education’s Past, Present, and Uncertain Future by Arthur Levine and Scott Van Pelt is a nonfiction, 309-page book written specifically within the sub-genres of educational reform, social commentary, and futurism. It was published by Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, Maryland 21218. The ISBN for…
In today’s fast-moving economy, agility isn’t just a buzzword; it is a necessity.
What “they” don’t teach you about work is a gentle critique of a larger system that overlooks the human side of work; specifically, the parts that really matter in long-term well-being and career satisfaction.
You’re not lost. You’re becoming. There’s a moment that hits sometime between high school and your early twenties. You’re standing in line at a coffee shop, scrolling through someone else’s highlight reel, wondering, “What am I doing with my life?” Maybe you feel behind. Maybe you feel like you have to pick one career, one…
The economic consequences of the global pandemic have greatly impacted employability in the United States, especially for those with limited means and protections such as health insurance and sick leave. The pandemic has exposed existing vulnerabilities and inequalities in our economic system. Women have been particularly impacted by job and income loss. Many women who worked through the pandemic found themselves on the front line providing essential services while taking on the risk of exposure to COVID-19. Furthermore, the pandemic has highlighted the problem of unpaid care and domestic work where women have experienced a disproportionate burden compared to their male counterparts (Impact, 2020).