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An analysis of over 100,000 employee reviews and nearly 300 UK companies has produced surprising results about which industries seem to deliver genuine workplace happiness. The research, commissioned by career coach Kasia Siwosz, evaluated...
The prevailing narrative of a U.S. housing shortage has been widely accepted by policymakers, media, and industry stakeholders. However, a closer examination reveals that this “shortage” may be more a product of systemic and...
Sumissura, a Zurich-based company, is revolutionizing women’s clothing by specializing in fully customized garments. They don’t just offer regular custom clothing—they craft personalized experiences. From selecting fabrics, styles, and button details, there are thousands...
Is AI taking your job? Maybe, maybe not. Are you going to be replaced by a robot? Maybe, maybe not. The future of technology certainly won’t be determined by your personal level of anxiety...
If you’ve ever felt paralyzed by the pressure to be perfect, you’re not alone. Perfectionism affects 92% of individuals, leading to issues such as procrastination and decreased productivity. It’s often glorified as a strength, a sign of...
Let’s face it: sometimes a person has to be built for their career. A professional jockey can’t be too tall. A doctor can’t be afraid of blood. A schoolteacher needs to be loaded with...
I grew up in the shadow of Disneyland*. My cousins and friends and I would visit frequently, because I was fortunate enough to have access to free tickets. Disneyland is part of many childhood...
Mid-January is here, and for many of us, it feels like the year is already picking up speed. Resolutions are starting to fade, routine is creeping back in, and those big dreams we envisioned...
In a world driven by deadlines, endless responsibilities, and an insatiable demand for productivity, it’s no wonder that so many of us feel overwhelmed, exhausted, and disconnected from the happiness and inner peace we...
Language evolves over time, but sometimes, certain words and phrases overstay their welcome. From overused buzzwords to blatant clichés (okay, I really want to call them ‘lies’), they creep into conversations, marketing materials, and...