Corporate America is striving to be healthier. CEOs have implemented numerous programs, such as employee wellness programs, onsite gyms and walking meetings. Executives are trying to lead by example by taking vacations and leaving the office at a...
Traditional management structures with annual reviews, rigid work schedules and a command-and-control philosophy no longer function in today’s workplace. Only 33% of full-time employees in the United States are engaged at work, according to the 2017...
For many business executives travel is a way of life. You know what to pack, have memorized the layout of multiple airports and have a surplus of points at your favorite hotel chain. You also understand how draining travel can be and how easy it is to...
To be an entrepreneur today, it takes vision, hustle and grit. You will have to take risks. You will make mistakes. You will struggle to determine which path to follow at times. But you will also have the opportunity to see your vision become a reality...
It’s exciting to break out on your own and launch a business. It’s also scary, stressful and exhausting. The majority of small business owners work more than 40 hours per week, according to a survey by The Alternative Board, which found that 33% of...
Delegation is critical for business leaders to achieve work-life balance, but there are some responsibilities that shouldn’t be assigned to someone else. It’s not always easy to determine which commitments you should retain to keep the business running...
Death and finances are two of the most difficult topics for people to talk about, and when you put them together, you have a conversation that a lot of people avoid at all costs. Yet the fact of the matter is people are living longer.
One in four American adults went to a healthcare provider for neck and back pain, according to a 2016 Gallup study. In addition, the report found 65% of adults sought care for neck and back pain at some point in their lives. When you factor in how many...
Going back to work after having children is hard. Whether it’s been six weeks, six months, six years or 20 years, the road ahead is bumpy. Here’s some advice for mothers and fathers in three different stages of life to help them rejoin the working class.