March 25, 2026 Psychological safety is the first step. Most companies forget the second BY Maria Papacosta When leadership trends become corporate wallpaper, they risk losing the very edge that made them useful in the first place. That’s where psychological safety risks finding itself today. It’s plastered on slide decks, plugged into engagement surveys, and … Continue reading Psychological safety is the first step. Most companies forget the second
February 26, 2026 ‘Email apnea’: Reading work emails makes us forget to breathe BY Eve Upton-Clark Reading or sending emails may seem like an innocuous task, but sometimes, this simple act can trigger a dramatic bodily response. Like forgetting to literally breathe. “Many of us have heard of sleep apnea: the condition where breathing gets interrupted … Continue reading ‘Email apnea’: Reading work emails makes us forget to breathe
Automated email campaigns need care to keep earning. A quick audit can turn a forgotten send into a top performer. Jeanne Jennings on August 19, 2025 I, like most marketers, love automation. It’s the “magic money machine” of the email world. You set up a triggered series, watch it run, and bask in its … Continue reading ‘Set it and forget it’ is how automated email ROI dies
January 13, 2025 Forget faking enthusiasm. These 9 tactics will help you really engage with your work If you’re wondering how to maintain professionalism without the pretense, these executive insights will help you explore your options instead of faking it. BY Featured Have you ever had a job where you had to “fake it ’til you … Continue reading Forget faking enthusiasm. These 9 tactics will help you really engage with your work
The goal of excellent time management shouldn’t be to achieve maximum productivity and perfection. That approach is a recipe for fleeting satisfaction amid anxiety and shame. BY Next Big Idea Club Kendra Adachi is the host of The Lazy Genius Podcast and the New York Times bestselling author of two books, The Lazy Genius Way and The Lazy Genius Kitchen. The goal of … Continue reading Forget greatness. Manage your time like a lazy genius
July 07, 2024 Forget Zoom, Meet, and FaceTime: This video-chat app beats them all Yep is free and works on any device, anywhere—no downloads, sign-ins, or data-sharing required. BY JR Raphael At this point, video chatting has become a common part of our day-to-day lives—and yet, when you really stop and think about it, it tends … Continue reading Forget Zoom, Meet, and FaceTime: This video-chat app beats them all
By Hannah Yardley March 12, 2024 Compensation has surpassed career growth as the number-one reason employees will job hunt in 2024, and the unsettling economy is likely to blame. The reality is that costs are rising, salaries are plateauing, employees are struggling, and, in turn, two-thirds have one foot out the door.?? While this … Continue reading Forget the paycheck, employees really want a raise in emotional salary
By Kathleen Davis November 27, 2023 I often think about the Maggie Smith line in Downton Abbey “What is a weekend?” Being a Countess, she didn’t know what a weekend was because she had no workweek. But there was a time in the not so distant past when working Americans also had never heard … Continue reading Forget the 4-day workweek. We should be talking about the 5-day, 32-hour week instead
By Lydia Dishman October 01, 2023 Among the trends that have ebbed, flowed, and crashed like waves over our workplaces, one that is shouting to be seen has been there all along. We’re talking about Loud Laborers. You know the type: whether they’re on Zoom or sitting in the next cubicle, they’re keeping a … Continue reading Forget Quiet Quitters, Loud Laborers are the ones you least want to work with
By Bryan Goodpaster June 28, 2022 Did you find it hard to choose what to wear today? Or what to eat for breakfast? If so, you’re not alone. According to the American Psychology Association, 32% of adults are so stressed they struggle to make everyday decisions. Much has changed over the past two … Continue reading Forget capturing mindshare. It’s time for brands to start giving customers space
