The Most AI-Resistant Jobs Have One Thing In Common Forget the assumption that protecting your career from AI simply means becoming more technically proficient. Resume Genius career expert Eva Chan argues that the common denominator is something much more human: accountability. “The roles that survi...

Resilience Isn’t Fixed—It Can Be Learned and Strengthened It is common to think of resilience as an inborn personality trait. Many people assume that some individuals are simply wired to handle stress better than others. However, a substantial body of research challenges this assumption, suggesting ...

1. Worrying Too Much About Fitting In The most frequently cited freshman-year worry among survey respondents was the pressure to fit in, with 45% naming it their top concern. Given the sheer volume of social change that occurs at this stage of life, that anxiety is understandable. Jeffrey Jensen Arn...

What It Really Means to Savor In a private notebook entry from around 1840, a young Gustave Flaubert—then roughly eighteen years old and years away from writing Madame Bovary—wrote a striking reflection on happiness. “The secret of being happy consists of knowing how to enjoy yourself—enjoy being at...

Why Your Brain Would Rather Be Safe Than Successful M. Scott Peck famously opened The Road Less Traveled with three stark words: “Life is difficult.” But is life inherently as difficult as we experience it, or does some of that difficulty come from the lens through which we view it? If you approach ...

9 AI Tools Founders Use To Run A Business In 2026 It is now possible to run an entire company on a technology stack that costs less than a single junior employee’s salary. The tools are available, the founders using them are already gaining a competitive edge, and the list of truly essential applica...

Our Institutions Were Built for a Different Economy The systems we rely on to prepare people for work were designed for an economic era that no longer exists. Twentieth-century education, workforce development, and employer institutions were created with a single goal in mind: helping people land a ...

Rethinking Retirement: Why More Workers Are Redefining Life After Career Retirement looks fundamentally different than it did for previous generations. Financial strain and uncertainty about artificial intelligence are prompting workers across all age groups to reconsider what the traditional retire...

What Is “Skillspotting”? For decades, talent management has been a backward-looking exercise. Organizations have traditionally evaluated people based on their academic credentials, their employment history, and the number of years they have spent climbing a particular career ladder. Questions like “...

Why Sleep Deprivation Hits Women Harder: A Viral Moment Sparks an Important Conversation A Memphis morning news anchor recently found herself at the center of an unexpected viral moment. Dominique Dillon was caught on camera appearing to fall asleep during a live broadcast. Speaking with TODAY, Dill...

New York City’s Reparations Study: A Push for Racial Equity The lingering effects of chattel slavery continue to shape the lives of Black Americans, creating deep disparities across the workplace, healthcare, education, and other fundamental systems. In response, New York City has joined a growing c...

The Hidden Cost of Productivity: Why Managing Yourself Matters More Than Managing Your Calendar For decades, the productivity industry has promised that the secret to accomplishing more lies in mastering calendars, email, meetings, and task lists. Every few years, a new system emerges to help people...