“If you don’t like something, change it; if you can’t change it, change the way you think about it.” ~Mary Engelbreit “So, what do you think?” my husband asked, the dinner table lit by the soft glow of the overhead light. He’d been talking for a while, and I knew I should have been listening. […]
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“Healing doesn’t mean the damage never existed. It means the damage no longer controls our lives.” ~Akshay Dubey The realization came to me during a chaotic day at the Philadelphia public school where I worked as a counselor. A young student sat across from me, her body language mirroring anxiety patterns I knew all too
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There’s no shortage of leadership theories out there, whether it’s the leader as coach or the charisma-based focus of the “transformational” system. Some theories even reorient the idea of leadership itself, challenging what it means to head up a team. For entrepreneurs looking to avoid age-old pitfalls, one such option is the idea of “teamship”
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. is going back to basics, opening 14 sleek new financial centers in a bid to draw in America’s top earners—offering a secure, familiar place to build and protect their fortunes. How JPMorgan is targeting America’s wealthiest clients The new locations, acquired during JPMorgan’s 2023 takeover of First Republic, are in some
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That nervous feeling many people get just as they’re about to deliver a presentation is completely normal—and even happens to some of the best public speakers. Here’s what happens behind the scenes. The part of your brain that is responsible for fear (the amygdala) senses a threat. In this case, the threat is your audience
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Not too long ago, the college degree was a golden ticket—a symbol of intelligence, capability and a clear step toward professional success. Employers sought it out, parents expected it and job descriptions made it mandatory. But times have shifted, and so has the value of that once-essential credential. Does your degree still matter in a
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