Blog

The Tension Between the Jobs Available and People Willing to Work Them

Last year, America had a record number of job openings at over 10 million. This was great news in the aftermath of the pandemic when many experienced job loss and

Google, Zoom, and the History of Nouns Becoming Verbs

When something becomes so ubiquitous that the noun becomes a verb, this by definition is an indication that we have changed how we do things in the world. If you

Why Online Learning Is Ideal For Entrepreneurs

To be a successful entrepreneur and business leader, you must be intellectually curious. And it’s true for investing as well. The most successful investors are the ones who do their

How Neurodivergence Comes Into Play… Yes, If You Have ADHD Multitasking Might Be For You (It Takes One To Know One)

We’ve discussed the negative impacts of multitasking in my previous two blog posts, but as with everything in life, there’s often an exception to a rule. Science proves that multitasking

Practical Tips To Avoid Multitasking

Do you toggle between tasks throughout your workday, half completing one thing, getting interrupted, and beginning something else? We already discussed multitasking in my previous blog and its negative effects

Why Multitasking Is A Fool’s Errand

If a doctor was performing an operating procedure on you or a loved one, you wouldn’t want them checking their email or looking at their phone during the surgery. You