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Keys to Success: Affirmations, Visualization, and Action

Inspiring Entrepreneurs
June 30, 2020

Thanks to the internet and recent technology, you can get almost anything at the touch of a button (or smartphone). The concept of delayed gratification has become outdated. Instead, we are living in a world of instant gratification and near-constant […]

The code of the extraordinary mind

Must Reads
June 30, 2020

What makes us all different, what unites the majority to do the same, what makes some extraordinary? When I was younger I narrowed success, happiness, and relationships as being results of luck (mostly). Nonetheless, after a few years of throwing […]

Five Steps to Ease the Transition from Wall Street to Small Businesses

Inspiring Entrepreneurs
June 29, 2020

Camilla Gazal and Flavia Naslausky are two women who understand how to make the transition from Wall Street to starting a small business. Camilla and Flavia first met on Wall Street where they launched their careers in the finance industry. […]

Remote Work: An Escape from City Congestion

After Effects
June 14, 2020

As tasks are performed remotely due to the coronavirus outbreak, will the workplace ever be the same again? If workers do not need to commute to their offices in the city, do they still crave urban living? The remote work […]

Tech Entrepreneurs and Mentors Help Students Join Tomorrow’s Workforce

For Students
June 13, 2020

With most of America’s 76 million students currently being homeschooled, this gives the nation’s school systems an opportunity to improve decades-old practices. I’m always seeking the silver lining in things, and in my opinion, this is a great use of time and […]

Fitness Under Siege

Expert Tips
June 13, 2020

With health and fitness clubs closed across the nation in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic, people are increasingly turning to home workouts to supplement the loss of gym time, Keeping that glorious six-pack pristine is not the only motivation for […]

Blackout Tuesday. . . Was it a Success?

Expert Tips
June 13, 2020

What feels like resistance to you? On Tuesday, June 2, 2020, when I opened my instagram feed, I saw something strange. At first I thought it was a glitch. Post after post featured the same completely black box. After a […]

Knee On The Neck: What Investors Can Learn From ‘Black Lives Matter’

For Students
June 13, 2020

Is it controversial that I’m tired of Ahmaud Arbery, Christian Cooper, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd? That’s not quite right. It’s more accurate to say that I’m just tired, full stop. It’s hard to watch the videos. I know how they’ll end before I press […]

6 Must-Read Memoirs by LGBTQ+ Authors

Must Reads
June 13, 2020

June is finally here, signifying the beginning of Pride Month! Traditionally, Pride Month is marked with colorful celebrations, including parades and parties. However, equally important, if not more so, Pride is a time for self-reflection, identity affirmation, and educating oneself […]

The Scarcity of Time: Universities Speed Up or Slow Down Entirely

After Effects
June 13, 2020

The coronavirus rocked the world, shattering institutions that have remained unquestioned for decades. With university standards reduced to rubble, students are looking towards Fall 2020 with extreme anxiety and skepticism. How do schools prepare for a second wave? Is the […]

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