Culture

The reality is we are surrounded by negativity and lots of it—everything from tragic headlines, anger speech on social media, conflict with friends or family, challenges in the workplace, etc. …
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Every century has its own movement or movements. These uprisings are signposts that connote humanity’s shift towards being more compassionate and evolved. The abolitionist movement, the civil rights movement, feminism, …
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We are all born with this innate hunger for passion and success. Our ability to be doers, creators, innovators and visionaries come from an instinctive characteristic, which is best described …
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As Earth Day approaches us, I can just see the flood of Google searches of “what to do on Earth Day” and the influx of articles telling you 5 small …
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When we find a way of contributing to this world that aligns with who we are – and when we find the courage to pursue it ­– it often feels …
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It’s now Spring, that awkward time where it isn’t a fresh start or the end of a year. We are 3 months into the new year and it’s time to …
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A lot of commentary about the educational system in America will focus on effort-based reward systems, which is a partial vestige of the highly controversial and derided “No Child Left …
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It’s All About Deeper Connections…We all have one: that friend who is always asking us not just how we’re doing, but—really—how are we doing? That person who not only listens …
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Waking up every day to a phone filled with news notifications that make your heart skip a beat in sadness, frustration, and anger is overwhelming. As much as it is …
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You are an inspired leader inside but how to you take that vision and turn it into action? As a kundalini yoga teacher, business owner, author and social rebel, …
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Body positivity has become a sort of social media buzzword across different platforms. On Instagram, the phrase permeates hashtags. On Twitter, they’re retweeted. Facebook groups and friends promote the …
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Film Review by Elijah Davidson for Docsology

That one was Alex Honnold, the world-famous rock climber who had already made history in Yosemite in 2012 when he free soloed the Regular …
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The sad truth is that human trafficking is all around us. It’s on the internet. In in our cities. And it’s even in our clothes, accessories, and home goods.

How …
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It can feel somewhat counterintuitive – that is, to surrender. Life has raised us to be go-getters – and perhaps for good reason. The external world we are evolving alongside …
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Travel changes us. It gives us the rare opportunity to experience new environments, challenge our perspectives, and create meaningful connections with people from vastly different backgrounds. These connections lead us …
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New year, new resolutions. We all know it too well, we start the year feeling on top of the world, we feel determined to start that diet, write that book, …
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Curated by Melissa Wong of House of Gratia et Caritas (House of G&C Store in Los Angeles)

Shopping for the holidays might not be at the top of everyone’s to …
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Why Wait?

Let’s be real. We know what we need to work on. It isn’t a mystery. For whatever reason, we have a ritual of waiting until January 1 to …
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Confession: I am Type-A. If that wasn’t already apparent through my choice to start a business selling productivity and organizational tools, then here is my full acknowledgment of it. I …
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Giving Tuesday is all about global generosity and is a movement to create an international day of charitable giving at the beginning of the Christmas and holiday season. Giving Tuesday inspires …
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Creating a home for a global community of conversation changers to empower people everywhere offers quite the reason to celebrate. For Holiday 2018, we’re honored to curate a collection …
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On a typical day, there are more than 20,000 phone calls placed to domestic violence hotlines nationwide. (National Coalition Against Domestic Abuse).

According to The Joyful Heart Foundation, a domestic violence …
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Business education has come under fire from different angles in recent years, leading some even to question whether B-Schools should not wholly be overhauled. The criticism comprises a wide scale …
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As a social entrepreneur, I can relate to some of the hardships experienced by those in the process of building a dream, living the dream, paying for the dream… …
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Every October, the literary world indulges in a celebration of the works we possess. National Book Month is a time to remember those volumes shelved for later, that January resolution …
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