One of the major problems with unhealthy choices on the road is that they can quickly sneak up on you. One unhealthy decision turns to two, three and four before you know it. As a result, Luckily, there are a some great smartphone and tablet […]
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from BizBash Sky-high yoga? Middle Eastern cuisine? Take a look at some new ideas for winter events during those cold months that are gaining steam. Read more…
Your career opportunities expand rapidly if you are seen as a manager who affects the profitability of the organization and not just your own budget. The best way to do this is to relate the accomplishments you measure to the basic business profit equation. Revenue […]
from The Washington Post Gut feelings have paid off big-time for some of the most wealthy people on the planet. And now a new study suggests there’s some truth it’s effectiveness. Read more…
Is digital marketing is overpowering and surpassing traditional marketing? What’s the big difference between these two anyway?
Eating grapes, wearing red underwear, or driving evil spirits away: European countries have many different traditions to mark the end of the old year and the start of the new.
from Well+Good When people get stressed, it takes over their mind. But new research is proposing advancement in emotional agility to make work stress a thing of the past. Read more…
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Exhibit City News reports that seven out of ten large trade shows report their shows are not only growing, but growing faster than the year before.