HR Leadership in 2025: Overwhelmed Managers and the Need for Connection
A Gartner survey of HR leaders reveals that 75% report managers are overwhelmed, while 69% feel managers lack change-leadership skills; this necessitates focusing on connection, coaching, and emotional intelligence to enhance leadership and improve organizational performance in 2025.
HR Leadership in 2025: Overwhelmed Managers and the Need for Connection
A Gartner survey of HR leaders reveals that 75% report managers are overwhelmed, while 69% feel managers lack change-leadership skills; this necessitates focusing on connection, coaching, and emotional intelligence to enhance leadership and improve organizational performance in 2025.
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36% Bias Score
Daily Rituals and Their Profound Impact on Well-being
Harvard Business School professor Michael Norton's research reveals the profound psychological benefits of daily rituals, differentiating them from habits and exploring their impact on relationships and workplace dynamics, highlighting the significance of even seemingly small routines.
Daily Rituals and Their Profound Impact on Well-being
Harvard Business School professor Michael Norton's research reveals the profound psychological benefits of daily rituals, differentiating them from habits and exploring their impact on relationships and workplace dynamics, highlighting the significance of even seemingly small routines.
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24% Bias Score
Audible Releases Self-Help Audiobooks to Combat Rising Mental Health Concerns
Audible's winter 2025 lineup includes self-help audiobooks by Mel Robbins ("The Let Them Theory," premiering December 24, 2024) and Gabrielle Bernstein ("Self Help," premiering December 31, 2024), offering practical mental health solutions amidst rising global rates of anxiety and depression, impact...
Audible Releases Self-Help Audiobooks to Combat Rising Mental Health Concerns
Audible's winter 2025 lineup includes self-help audiobooks by Mel Robbins ("The Let Them Theory," premiering December 24, 2024) and Gabrielle Bernstein ("Self Help," premiering December 31, 2024), offering practical mental health solutions amidst rising global rates of anxiety and depression, impact...
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56% Bias Score
Codependency in Relationships: Four Key Dynamics and Pathways to Recovery
Codependency, a multifaceted psychosocial problem impacting relationships, manifests in four dynamics: enabler-transgressor, dominant-submissive, people-pleaser-critic, and martyr-beneficiary, stemming from childhood experiences and impacting self-perception and emotional balance.
Codependency in Relationships: Four Key Dynamics and Pathways to Recovery
Codependency, a multifaceted psychosocial problem impacting relationships, manifests in four dynamics: enabler-transgressor, dominant-submissive, people-pleaser-critic, and martyr-beneficiary, stemming from childhood experiences and impacting self-perception and emotional balance.
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40% Bias Score
GDP as a Measure of Development: A Critical Analysis
Paul Richardson's "Myths of Geography" challenges the use of GDP as a measure of development, citing its failure to reflect societal well-being and environmental costs, illustrated by comparing economic "miracles" with nations prioritizing different paths, highlighting the disconnect between GDP gro...
GDP as a Measure of Development: A Critical Analysis
Paul Richardson's "Myths of Geography" challenges the use of GDP as a measure of development, citing its failure to reflect societal well-being and environmental costs, illustrated by comparing economic "miracles" with nations prioritizing different paths, highlighting the disconnect between GDP gro...
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40% Bias Score
Holiday Alone Time: Survey Reveals Mental Well-being Link
A new survey reveals that 46% of Americans get less alone time during the holidays, while 56% believe it's crucial for their mental well-being; experts offer tips for navigating this need during family gatherings.
Holiday Alone Time: Survey Reveals Mental Well-being Link
A new survey reveals that 46% of Americans get less alone time during the holidays, while 56% believe it's crucial for their mental well-being; experts offer tips for navigating this need during family gatherings.
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40% Bias Score
Global Happiness Megastudy to Test Diverse Interventions
A global happiness experiment, involving at least 30,000 participants from over 70 countries, will test seven categories of brief, at-home interventions to determine the most effective strategies for boosting happiness levels across diverse populations, addressing limitations in previous research.
Global Happiness Megastudy to Test Diverse Interventions
A global happiness experiment, involving at least 30,000 participants from over 70 countries, will test seven categories of brief, at-home interventions to determine the most effective strategies for boosting happiness levels across diverse populations, addressing limitations in previous research.
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20% Bias Score
Edmonton Study Explores Nature's Impact on Winter Mental Well-being
Researchers at Concordia University of Edmonton are conducting a two-week study involving 100 volunteers to determine if noticing nature in an urban setting improves mental well-being during winter months, measuring stress, anxiety, happiness, and life satisfaction levels before and after.
Edmonton Study Explores Nature's Impact on Winter Mental Well-being
Researchers at Concordia University of Edmonton are conducting a two-week study involving 100 volunteers to determine if noticing nature in an urban setting improves mental well-being during winter months, measuring stress, anxiety, happiness, and life satisfaction levels before and after.
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20% Bias Score
Character Development: An Antidote to Imposter Syndrome and Systemic Change
70% of people experience imposter syndrome, a feeling of being a fraud; character development, encompassing 11 dimensions, builds resilience and combats this by fostering well-being and transforming systems.
Character Development: An Antidote to Imposter Syndrome and Systemic Change
70% of people experience imposter syndrome, a feeling of being a fraud; character development, encompassing 11 dimensions, builds resilience and combats this by fostering well-being and transforming systems.
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Mall Walking Group Highlights Health, Community Benefits
Three women in their 70s and 80s have walked together daily at an Annapolis, Maryland mall for years, benefiting from exercise and fostering a strong community, raising concerns about the future should the mall close.
Mall Walking Group Highlights Health, Community Benefits
Three women in their 70s and 80s have walked together daily at an Annapolis, Maryland mall for years, benefiting from exercise and fostering a strong community, raising concerns about the future should the mall close.
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40% Bias Score
EBU Implements New Measures to Improve Eurovision Safety
Following an incident and safety concerns at the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, the EBU is implementing a code of conduct, dedicated artist support, and filming restrictions for the 2024 contest in Basel to improve artist safety and well-being.
EBU Implements New Measures to Improve Eurovision Safety
Following an incident and safety concerns at the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, the EBU is implementing a code of conduct, dedicated artist support, and filming restrictions for the 2024 contest in Basel to improve artist safety and well-being.
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48% Bias Score
Gratitude: A Path to Improved Well-being
Studies show gratitude increases happiness, reduces stress, and improves resilience, impacting physical health and relationships; practical methods include journaling, expressing thanks, and mindful reflection.
Gratitude: A Path to Improved Well-being
Studies show gratitude increases happiness, reduces stress, and improves resilience, impacting physical health and relationships; practical methods include journaling, expressing thanks, and mindful reflection.
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36% Bias Score