Archive for November 2020

Cheers to the Little Wins

Looking for good news in 2020 can feel like shoving your hand deep into the unknown of the couch cushions, praying to feel a nickel brush against your fingertips. You know it’s bad when the chief medical officer of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, Dr. Ken Duckworth, looks at a CDC study on COVID-19’s…

How Business Leaders Can Stay Connected to Remote Teams

By Dana Carey |

When it comes to working remotely, connection is everything. Let me explain. The 2020 State of Remote Work Report by Buffer and AngelList showed that remote working employees struggled with collaboration, communication, and loneliness. Without employer/employee connection, business leaders risk low employee morale which can lead to poor work performance and productivity. As remote working…

Integrating Inclusive Messaging for Effective Marketing

By Sanya Grace Kunicki |

Pushing for social change is more than participating in a march, donating money, and diversifying your social media feed. While those actions are necessary, they should never stop there. It is also crucial to implement ways to be more effective in daily life. Some methods may be continuing difficult conversations with family members from older…