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It's natural when struggles in life come to ask, "Why me?" But what if we learned to turn that around and asked instead, "Why not me?" Could we start to reframe the struggle,...

Tanya Dalton is a best-selling author, speaker, and nationally recognized productivity expert. Her first book, The Joy of Missing Out, was named one of the Top 10...

As a music geek and a student of jazz for over 40 years, I’m obsessed with the intricate, dangerous, soul-filled improvisational skills of legends like Miles Davis, Charlie...

During the depths of Covid, I half wondered if I would ever speak again. Then, last month, I returned to doing live events, mostly small. Last week, I returned to the big...

You can’t fail unless you quit.  Endurance in tech leadership is the key to success, but durability is not rigidity. Endurance requires flexibility. What do you do...

It has become impossible for a single person to comprehend just how many virtual locations their personal data resides and how secure it actually is. From social media housing...

What's your reliable path to inspiration? Where do you go, what do you do, or what sources do you tune into to regularly access creativity? This week's video will help you find...

By the world's standards, my sister, Fi, and I shouldn't be in a relationship with one another. No one would condemn us if, after our shared tragedy, we were estranged and...

Employers everywhere are scrambling to adjust to the talent shortages they are facing in 2021. Some are realizing the solution to filling open positions is to tap the incredible...

Brendan Leonard is a writer, illustrator, speaker, and ultrarunner. In 2019, he completed 52 marathon-distance runs in 52 weeks, and survived, while having fun part...

Having studied jazz improvisation for nearly 40 years, performing thousands of times all over the world, I can tell you that instantaneous creativity is the language of jazz....

Young Literacy Learners Take Center Stage By Mary Jo Fresch I began my teaching career as a third-grade teacher in 1974. The district reading program was a...