Negativity bias is a well-documented psychological phenomenon in which people tend to be more affected by negative experiences than...

The Zeigarnik Effect In 1927 in the journal Psychologische Forschung, a Lithuanian psychologist named Bluma Zeigarnik first published her...

It turns out that reducing stress is the best way to guarantee a great relocation experience. This might not be the most surprising...

About a year ago, we wrote about how increased stress was impacting mobility programs. Coming into 2022, the aggregate of the stress,...

One of the key words used in corporate boardrooms this year has been “reentry.” Companies have been tasked with 1) deciding if or when...

This article in the Harvard Business Review, "Forget Flexibility. Your Employees Want Autonomy," hit home hard as it pointed out that...

The pandemic has created an incredible amount of change (at times even havoc and chaos) and has required us to make adjustments to almost...

Nearly 4 million Americans left their jobs this past April, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics — an unprecedented...

After nearly a week of being stuck, the massive container ship that was blocking the Suez Canal has been freed. And this got me thinking...

Let's start by appreciating the alliteration in the title of this post. It's almost musical! Then, let's consider the power of music and...

Did the world feel more stress in 2020 than any year ever? According to BrainFacts.org, studies have backed up the idea that more people...

Uncertainty = anxiety, and that translates into "stress."  Interesting, and yet not surprising, that internet searches for words related...