From The Write Life authored by Kelly Gurnett: “‘Who gives a $#%& about an Oxford comma?’ So goes one of my favorite lyrics by Vampire Weekend, and the answer to date has … Read More
The 2 Mental Shifts Highly Successful People Make
From Thrive Global authored by Benjamin Hardy: “There are two primary mental shifts that occur in the lives of all highly successful people. Many make the first, but very few make the … Read More
In praise of ‘scruffy hospitality’
From Mother Nature Network authored by Robin Shreeves: “My friends Dana and John perfectly practice what the Rev. Jack King referred to as “scruffy hospitality.” Their kitchen is small. The wood … Read More
It’s Time to Prioritize Suicide Prevention in the Juvenile Justice System
From Juvenile Justice Information Exchange authored by Judge Ginger Lerner-Wren: “As the presiding judge of Broward County, Florida’s Misdemeanor Mental Health Court, I believe it is important to promote access to … Read More
‘Is There a Man I Can Talk To?’: Stories of Sexism in the Workplace
From The New York Times authored by Susan Chira and Brianna Milord: “Last week, after an Uber board member’s wisecrack and the interruption of Senator Kamala Harris during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, … Read More
Why Casual Conversations Are Better Than Formal Interviews
From Thrive Global authored by Michael Geofron: “Have you ever met someone who makes a great impression on an interview but you quickly find out is not the real deal? “There’s … Read More
Free Yourself of Your Harshest Critic, and Plow Ahead
From The New York Times authored by Carl Richards: “You’re fired. No, seriously. Pack up your stuff, and get out. But let me be clear: The job you’re fired from is one … Read More
How to Respond to Negative Online Attorney Reviews
From Attorney at Work authored by Mark C. Palmer: “Take a moment and step back from the situation. Evaluate. Attacks on our personal and professional abilities can hit close to home and … Read More
The good advice my mom gave me that I still don’t like
From The Lily authored by Margaret Sullivan: “I’m still annoyed with my mother for the advice she gave me. And that’s really saying something, since her counsel came more than 30 … Read More
From Incidents With Rattlesnakes to Broken Jaws, Texas Public Schools Are Immune from Lawsuits
From Houston Press, authored by Margaret Downing, dank image (pun intended) by Daniel Kramer: “Attorney Holly Griffith Terrell of Pearland, who is “of counsel” for Martin Cirkiel, got into this kind of law … Read More