Powerful letters of inmates writing to their past selves. Makes me cry.

At a company known for a hard-driving culture, a seven-week course in mindfulness techniques is giving employees a better way to cope.

A new admission process at medical schools involves a series of encounters meant to examine aspiring doctors’ ability to communicate and work in teams.

Learn how to repurpose existing content in a different media format, get more bang from your archives, and reach new and different audiences in the process.

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With the recent release of a couple of new forums on my end, I've asked the experts for advice on how to keep it active and engaging for users!

Good suggestions for determining how much you really work since most people overestimate

Everyone is looking for a way to make their resume stand out in today’s job market. One way to do that is by giving your resume some visual appeal. Well-designed resumes with color and images can attr...

How will disruptive technology change education?

Great insight moves your career, organization, or business forward. The problem? Most people are terrible at asking questions. Learn from the pros how to do it right.

After buying and testing far more Pinboard apps than any sane person should, I’ve concluded that Pinner is the best of the bunch. But believe me, it’s a close call. Ever since the iOS App Store opened over eight years ago, there have been several varieties of “UI playgrounds” — categories of apps that share …

The semicolon’s breezy informality captures the unstructured, colloquial nature of digital correspondence more so than any other punctuation mark out there.

Different generations switching outfits - cool photos