After decades of delving into workplace collaboration and, specifically, the detrimental effects of excessive ineffective collaboration, the medical community became well-versed in the stress that high performers routinely face. However, this was an entirely different beast. What was [...]
Please read Part 2 here. Procrastination is a common struggle experienced by many of us. We often find ourselves feeling guilty and self-critical about it, yet the behavior persists. Why? Several factors contribute: the lack of effective habits [...]
On many occasions even outside the height of the pandemic and global crises, sociologists have started to witness how Americans are living more jam-packed schedules that have led to a frenetic pace. One researcher observed that the national [...]
The Centers for Disease Control recommends adults sleep at least 7 hours each night. If you are getting around 7 hours of rest nightly, you’re lucky. Nearly one in every three adults has difficulty sleeping each night. If [...]
Please read Part I here. In precise terms, we can consider how humans are neurally wired to fear the unknown. Uncertainty, whether at the macro level of a global healthcare crisis along with economic unraveling and geopolitical shifts [...]
Self-compassion means being gentle and gracious with yourself. You’re only human, and we all make mistakes. In fact, mistakes give us experiences that let us grow and improve, and this process should be honored as a necessary one. [...]