Reflecting on 2020 and how it changed us will be an ongoing process of overcoming challenges and discovering shared solidarity in strife.  The discussion of how an overkill of screen time was pulling us apart has entirely flipped on its head as we now depend on those same devices to bring us together.

Respondents to two recent Gallup polls indicated that the percent of full-time employees in the US working from home jumped from 33% to 61% from March 13^th to March 29^th. Possibly one of the largest social experiments ever, we're exploring how the current necessity of remote work will change work in the […]

Distress is at an all-time high for many of us, but so is eustress.  Each takes us down a very different path.  Where one leads far down the path to where it bends hopelessly into the undergrowth, the other has perhaps the better claim. It's the one less traveled by...

Countries across the world are still reeling from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, leaving murky waters for businesses and economies to navigate.  A survey conducted in March 2020 revealed only 62% of the businesses surveyed have business continuity plans.

We all need support and guidance during unprecedented times, specifically an underlying value of communication. In recent weeks we’ve experienced an unstoppable force of people caring for each other, people reaching out and checking in, and opening the lines of communication. This post is part of a […]