Image Is Substance
I discovered early on that the answer is authenticity ... When companies promote themselves authentically, they get more customers and sell more stuff. It's as simple as that, and I built my entire career on that premise."
We all have to deal with change at our jobs. Joel Zeff offers an actionable and improvisational way to embrace it.
"Hope is a strategy like no other," writes Jennifer Moss in her new book, Why Are We Here? As the world becomes more uncertain and anxiety-inducing, she urges leaders to treat hope as more than "merely and feel-good sentiment," and to be more deliberate about building it into their company culture. More importantly, she shows you how to do so in a scientifically backed and proactive way.
"Self-care" is a term with deep roots, one that once focused on the self-preservation of systematically oppressed people and communities. A multibillion-dollar wellness industry has taken the term and turned it into something we buy for ourselves. Award-winning journalist Amy Larocca explores the history of self-care and if the concept has become overly self-indulgent today.