By Stephanie Vozza November 01, 2023 Even the most dedicated, organized person will procrastinate sometimes. While an occasional delay in action won’t always lead to chaos, procrastination can be an “evil beast” if allowed to call the shots, says Jo Anne Preston, author of Lead the Way in Five Minutes a Day: Sparking High … Continue reading 4 unmet needs that cause you to procrastinate
By Jennifer Moss March 24, 2023 Burnout continues to plague the global workforce. According to a 2023 Cigna survey of 12,000 global employees, a staggering 94% have experienced at least one symptom of burnout in the past 12 months. And a Future Forum survey of 10,243 global employees found that 42% of workers … Continue reading How to decipher the root cause of your burnout
By Harvey Deutschendorf January 22, 2023 Talk to any leader of an organization and they will tell you one of the things that bothers them the most is losing good people. There is a saying that has become very common: “People don’t leave bad jobs, they leave bad bosses.” While many people do leave … Continue reading 7 mistakes organizations make that cause good workers to quit
By David Rock and Joy VerPlanck June 01, 2022 Maybe you’ve had an influx of new hires from the Great Reshuffle. Or maybe you’re at a company going through a rough time. Or maybe you’re just trying to maintain a healthy status quo. For all these situations and more, it’s important for leaders to … Continue reading This could be the root cause of employees’ low engagement according to neuroscience
Gleb Tsipursky October 22, 2020 Have you ever felt unhappy about a purchase you made despite spending hours reading product descriptions and reviews, comparing dozens of options, and finally choosing what you perceived to be the best deal? I faced the same problem many years ago, when I still lacked the knowledge of effective shopping … Continue reading Why Do More Buying Choices Cause Unhappiness?
Sarah Flis — February 21, 2020 Americans prioritize companies that are responsible (86 percent), caring (85 percent), advocate for issues (81 percent), protect the environment (79 percent) and give back to important causes (73 percent), according to a study by Porter Novelli. These stats showcase the fact that cause marketing is on the rise. Cause … Continue reading The Rise of Cause Marketing
6 Advertising Challenges To Resolve — And 1 Cause To Address by Maarten Albarda , Featured Contributor, February 8, 2019 The World Federation of Advertisers has issued a call to action to the industry we all represent. It’s asking for ideas on six topics, which will be evaluated prior to the Global Marketer Week event … Continue reading 6 Advertising Challenges To Resolve — And 1 Cause To Address
Data Turns REI’s #OptOutside Social Cause Into Successful Online, Offline Campaign by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, March 13, 2018 REI, one of the nation’s largest consumer co-op and specialty outdoor retailers, has created an advertising campaign to secure its relationships with loyal customers and find new ones based on a social cause that was developed three … Continue reading Data Turns REI’s #OptOutside Social Cause Into Successful Online, Offline Campaign
Ian Dainty — December 19, 2017 Follow @iandainty — December 19, 2017 aitoff / Pixabay Have you failed at something recently in your business or personal life? I‘d say, if you’re human, you probably have failed recently! And if you’re like everyone else, you have not only failed, but failed miserably at something important in … Continue reading The Greatest Cause of Business Failure
John Hawthorne — May 25, 2017 — May 25, 2017 Crowdfunding can be incredibly thrilling, right? You’ve been dreaming about something for months, maybe even years, and now you finally have a chance to bring it fruition. And so you carefully put together your Kickstarter campaign, estimating how much it will cost and when you’ll … Continue reading 10 Mistakes That Cause Kickstarter Projects To Be Delayed
