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Author: Christopher Palma

Grandparent-Friendly Workplaces for Grandparents Reentering the Workforce

Working parents feel the effects of the U.S. child care crisis and have had to rely on extended family—especially grandparents—to help with child care. A recent index report from KPMG, a Big Four accounting firm, estimates that 1.2 to 1.5 million workers have to shorten working hours or miss work

YouTube Aims to Become the Next ‘Hollywood’ With Plans to Supercharge Creator Growth

For years, the collapse of traditional entertainment has been a hot topic, with U.S. audiences increasingly flocking to on-demand streaming for its flexibility, variety and affordability. Leading that change is a platform that transformed online video in the early 2000s and now reigns as America’s most-watched streaming service: YouTube.  As

4 Fun Couple Challenges to Reinvigorate Your Relationship

If it feels like the only conversations you and your partner have are centered around whose turn it is to stop at the grocery store or when the kids should be picked up from school—you’re not alone. A study found that the average couple talks with one other for about

How Understanding Attachment Theory Can Help You Have Better Relationships

Do you ever wonder why certain people draw you in, while others make you want to flee? It’s all thanks to your personal attachment style. Attachment theory aims to demystify baffling relationship behaviors by examining how early caregivers attended to your love and attachment needs. Styles include: secure, anxious, avoidant

“When One Door Closes, One Door Opens” Quotes for a Positive Outlook

Life throws lemons at us in myriad ways. Failing an exam at school, being let down by a dream college or employer, losing a precious relationship—the list never ends. Such difficulties might feel like doors closing in your face, leaving you stuck and lost. During such moments, it often helps

How to Develop Effective Leadership Qualities & Become An Inspiring Leader

Whether at home or in the workplace, leaders aim to help those around them achieve more than they could alone. Part of becoming a more effective leader is continuously developing to grow yourself and your team. If that sounds daunting, don’t worry. There are a number of tried-and-true strategies and

AI Has 89% of U.S. Workers Concerned About Their Job Security

While AI has improved countless aspects of our modern everyday life, its growing presence in professional industries has ignited fears about automation’s long-term impact on human employment. “Job security is no longer an abstract concern,” says career expert Keith Spencer in a newly released 2025 AI Disruption Report from Resume

How to Organize Your Office & Life For Peak Productivity

Organization comes more naturally to some compared to others. For example, some of us kept our room and belongings in tip-top shape growing up. You know, the “There’s a place for everything and everything’s in its place” kind of people. Then, there are the others who had a habit of

Use These Strategies to Build a Life That Matches Your Values

Recently, I confessed to my therapist that I was being haunted by the “Chicken-Finger Billionaire.” Todd Graves built his Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers empire working seven days a week from opening at 8 a.m. through closing at 3:30 a.m. the next day, seeing his children only when his wife brought

Should You Have Favorites On Your Team? Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Thinks So

You’ve most likely rented a space on Airbnb. Since its founding in 2007, the accommodations platform has “grown to over 5 million hosts who have welcomed over 2 billion guest arrivals in almost every country across the globe.” Additionally, Airbnb employs around 7,000 people. Airbnb CEO and cofounder Brian Chesky