I’ve recently returned to blogging, and people have been asking questions about it, such as: Why? What’s the purpose? Is this 2011? In a nutshell, I’m preparing to write a book called “Corporate Drinker: How to Survive and Thrive in the Boozy World of Work and Alcohol,” and blogging is my way of retraining my…
Have you heard of time banking? I just learned about it from my pal Amy Guth. No, it’s not a PTO strategy. It’s an alternative approach that promotes community building, cooperation, and reciprocity by exchanging goods and services using time as the currency. This is not the opposite of capitalism. Instead, it’s a way that…
In a previous post, I wrote about the cult-like aspects of capitalism and how it affects our work lives. As the world tries to recover from the pandemic, oligarchs, corporate boards, executives, and leaders are reasserting their dominance over workers. They’re pushing for greater productivity, adopting AI technologies to maximize revenue and profits, and engaging…
The world is challenging and can be lonely. We must surround ourselves with people who inspire and support us professionally and personally. These connections shape our mindset, influence our actions, and help us grow. I’d like to share my perspective on the value of building a robust HR network, give IRL examples of remarkable individuals…
Are you looking to improve your organization’s performance management and drive the business forward? If so, you’ll want to hear from my guests today: Betterworks Chief Marketing Officer John Schneider and senior content marketing manager Michelle Gouldsberry. In this conversation, we’re talking about Betterworks’ research, including its State of Performance Enablement report. John and Michelle…
Yesterday, I spoke at a conference called Create Good, which focuses on sharing innovative ideas in the non-profit communications space. Attendees are the creative minds behind your favorite local charities, agencies, and advocacy groups who strive to make a difference in the world. The event was delightful and inspiring. A Candid Conversation with a Friend…
There’s a debate among #BusinessFamous influencers that might apply to you. What’s the role of AI in content creation? Is using ChatGPT to write a blog post for you unethical? When using artificial intelligence to construct, refine, or edit a blog post or social media copy, are you required to disclose? And is it wrong…
I have been a part of the Twitter community since 2006, initially joining anonymously and then under my name in 2007. As a result, I have witnessed the platform’s transformation from a simple tool for sharing status updates to a diverse social media network catering to millions of users worldwide, including celebrities, politicians, journalists, and…
Ten years ago, a group of friends in my area made headlines by getting a group vasectomy, which quickly went viral. I know three of those four guys, and they are funny, generous, and passionate about normalizing individual responsibility and healthcare for men. They were truly ahead of their time. In the United States, vasectomy…
When it comes to having conversations about identity, diversity, and justice, there’s one thing everyone has in common — we don’t want to say the wrong thing. Fortunately, my guest on this episode, David Glasgow, can help with that. David is the executive director at the Meltzer Center for Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging at the…
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