Stephanie Vozza

Why doing the easy parts of your to-do list first can be a bad idea

According to a new study, you probably shouldn’t give in to the temptation to tackle the easy things on your to-do list first.

Why doing the easy parts of your to-do list first can be a bad idea

How to turn the job you have into one you love

The start of the year is a great time to look for a new job. But sometimes a less radical change can be equally effective.

How to turn the job you have into one you love

How to decide if your social circle needs an upgrade in 2020

It’s important to surround yourself with the right people.

How to decide if your social circle needs an upgrade in 2020

5 signs your New Year’s resolution won’t last

If your resolution includes any of these things, you might want to think twice.

5 signs your New Year’s resolution won’t last

This is what happened when I stopped drinking for a month

Like a growing number of sober curious Americans, I decided to see what a month without booze would be like.

This is what happened when I stopped drinking for a month

How to create momentum to accomplish your goals in 2020

It’s about identifying the things that held you back this year and planning to push through them in 2020.

How to create momentum to accomplish your goals in 2020

Apps are overrated. Here’s when you should use an analog tool

Sometimes tech is not the answer.

Apps are overrated. Here’s when you should use an analog tool

These are the workplace trends that give us hope

From flexible work opportunities to more pay transparency, there are plenty of reasons to feel excited about what’s happening at work.

These are the workplace trends that give us hope

How to use the holidays to boost your job search

It may seem like your job search must grind to a stop this time of year, but it doesn’t have to be that way.

How to use the holidays to boost your job search

How to get skeptical employees to try group meditation

Research has suggested that it can reduce conflict and help colleagues to interact with one another without judgment.

How to get skeptical employees to try group meditation

How to address an issue without saying ‘I’m sorry’

There’s a time and a place to apologize. But if you’re not at fault, here’s what you should do instead.

How to address an issue without saying ‘I’m sorry’

When you should go with your gut instead of logic

How often—and when—should you listen to your intuition?

When you should go with your gut instead of logic

How (and why) you should give yourself a year-end review

If you’re serious about achieving your goals in 2020, this is why you should make time for a self-directed look back at your past year.

How (and why) you should give yourself a year-end review

How to be mindful and proactive at the same time

Both skills are important for your career—but do they conflict?

How to be mindful and proactive at the same time

How to manage your energy like Tom Brady

Molly Fletcher, a former sports agent and author of the upcoming book ‘The Energy Clock,’ explains how the star athlete stays focused.

How to manage your energy like Tom Brady

These 5 questions will help you identify your productivity style

We all have a way in which we work best, says Paula Rizzo, author of Listful Living. Here’s how to find your method.

These 5 questions will help you identify your productivity style

Why failing fast is critical if you want to eventually win

A new study looked at the difference between how winners and losers deal with an initial failure—and why failing quickly is a predictor for eventual success.

Why failing fast is critical if you want to eventually win

How to talk about climate change in an emotionally intelligent way

Climate change may be divisive, but that doesn’t mean you should avoid it. Here’s how to approach the topic effectively.

How to talk about climate change in an emotionally intelligent way

5 interview questions an ex-Google recruiter asks before hiring remote workers

The number of remote workers is surging, but it’s not for everyone. Here are the five interview questions Jennifer Farris asks to see if candidates can hack it.

5 interview questions an ex-Google recruiter asks before hiring remote workers

How to recognize your excuses and use them to fuel you instead

“Making excuse is an additional roadblock you put up for self-growth,” says Eric Kapitulik, author of The Program.

How to recognize your excuses and use them to fuel you instead

Impact

Let’s hope these key tech issues aren’t ignored on tonight’s less-diverse debate stage

The ocean is as hot as if we’d dropped 3.6 billion atomic bombs into it

Boomers not OK with the lack of progress on climate change, social justice

Creativity

It is time to stop caring about Trump’s typos

‘Frozen 2’ got snubbed by the Oscars—and that’s a good thing

Oscars 2020: Still so white and unaware of any women directors

Co.Design

Dive into a trove of France’s most famous art, now available for free

Early motherhood is hell. This chart proves it

GoDaddy’s new logo gets out of the way. Here’s why that’s good

Work Life

How to keep your next big project on track when you’re struggling to prioritize

The business case for investing in entry-level talent

6 moments from the 2020 presidential race that mirror what women face at work