Edward Royzman, a psychology professor at the University of Pennsylvania, asks me to list four qualities on a piece of paper: physical attractiveness, income, kindness, and fidelity. Then he gives me 200 virtual “date points” that I’m to distribute among the four traits. The more I allocate to each attribute, the…

We are all in this together. Remember, this will not be
our ‘normal’ forever.

Most of us find ourselves and our families hunkering down
at home, during these uncertain times. It’s an adjustment to say the least. We are
feeling a lot of things: uneasy, stressed, unbalanced and confused.

It’s easy to get…

This article is part one of two in a series introducing a new feature of the Highlands Career Exploration report, coming March 2020.

There is a skills gap in the American workforce. Jobs are available and recruiters are looking for talent, but increasingly they are not finding it within the ranks of new graduates from…

Do you dread going into work in the morning? Do you sit in your car in your workplace parking lot,
waiting until the last moment before heading into work? Maybe you can’t wait to be back in your car, on your way
home, or heading to do something you feel passionate about?

If you said ‘yes’ to any of these, you…

There is no doubt that procrastination is a shallow grave in which life-changing opportunities are buried. Procrastination is the lack of taking action. We often prefer to do something else rather than the tasks that lead to a productive outcome. In simple terms, procrastination is a pause in the process that leads to…