Year: 2021
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Creating Time & Space For More Flexible Work
“We asked employees what they were looking for as the pandemic gets more under control,” said Tara Ataya, Hootsuite’s chief people and diversity officer. “While free snacks and PingPong tables may have cut it pre-pandemic,…
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Pandemic Restaurant Innovations: A Better Experience For All
At the venerable La Quercia in Kitsilano, co-owner Adam Pegg didn’t just put a corner aside. He turned the entire dining room into a deli on wheels. By day, he sells fresh-rolled pasta, sauces, prepared…
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The Freedom To Kill Someone?
Freedom is not the issue here. It is well established in American law that “your freedom to swing your fist ends at another person’s nose.” Similarly, the “freedom” to spread a potentially deadly virus ends…
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Intuition: Your Unconscious Knowledge & Self-Essence
There are a few things that get in the way of intuition. They are overthinking, ‘shoulds,’ bias, approval seeking, when you really want something, and even trauma. To get through those obstacles, become self-aware, scan…
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Rewriting the Meaningful Narrative of Our Psychological Identity
We move through a storied world as living stories. Every human life is an autogenerated tale of meaning — we string the chance-events of our lives into a sensical and coherent narrative of who and…
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Culture of Employee Well-Being Essential To Organization’s Longevity
Shaw believes that, as health and safety policies evolve, “the workplace of the future is going to be a very different place” from those we recognize today. She envisions postsecondary and graduate programs that guide…
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The Future is Mastering Newer Mindsets That Enable Fluid Skill Sets
In September of 2021, Polonen sat down with The Debrief to share his thoughts on the type of individuals most likely to succeed in the coming decades and the “soft skills” these future workers will…
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Getting Vaccinated Was Seen as Being Patriotic in War Time
Decades later, at age 98, Costantini would recall in crisp detail how he waited, alongside other young soldiers, to receive a handful of vaccinations that the Army required. “The government was worried about their soldiers,”…
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Shifting The Heroic “Freedom” Narrative for Anti-Vaxxers
Anti-vaccine protesters fueled by existential anxiety, psychologist says ‘We want to feel something that is larger than ourselves, that transcends our personal lives’ http://www.cbc.ca People refusing to get COVID-19 vaccine may be doing so as…
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A Game That Maps The Evolution Of Your Self & Your Worldview
Will Wright discusses his upcoming game that maps your conscious and subconscious mind.
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