Rebecca Heiss 
I am obsessed with Andrew Tate. He’s magnetic. A trainwreck you can’t turn your eyes away from. In the last week I’ve watched an estimated 4-5 hours of videos of him, documentaries made about him, and his most recent interviews with Piers Morgan. It’s the kind of entertainment that is rated R for violence, sex, … Read more
I’m done. That was the only thought I could think again and again and again as I made myself #girldinner (popcorn and Gatorade count as dinner right?). After yet another 14-hour day of work and that sinking feeling that I still wasn’t quite caught up enough to turn off, I started wondering….is this really worth … Read more
I opened my news this week to find the LA Times discussing the issuing of the first-ever tropical storm watch for Southern California, the BBC News reporting on the numbers behind Canada’s worst wildfire season to date and several news outlets covering the tragedies that are still unfolding in Maui. There is no doubt that … Read more
I couldn’t resist any longer. I saw the Barbie movie last night. I’ll do my best to avoid any major spoilers but read ahead with caution. After the movie I couldn’t shake this feeling that something wasn’t quite right. Then it hit me – It was the Ken’s. At the start of the … Read more
With all the personal responsibility gurus out there I have a seriously unpopular opinion about where to point the finger for your current situation – be it good, bad, or ugly. Don’t point it at yourself. Or other people. Or your genetics. Or your environmental circumstances. In fact, go ahead and don’t point a finger … Read more
The concept of manifestation has gained significant popularity in recent years, captivating individuals seeking to take control of their lives and shape their realities. While some dismiss it as mere wishful thinking, there is a growing body of scientific evidence that suggests manifestation is more than just “woo-woo”. At the heart of manifestation lies the … Read more
It seems like every day I’m reading about another company enduring massive layoffs. In this environment of fear and change how can leaders (and anyone really!) navigate the tumultuous times that disruption brings? A fascinating study of the company that is often cited as enduring one of the worst periods of disruption, Illinois Bell Telephone, … Read more
If you want to be a leader start talking. At least that’s the conclusion drawn from a new study that has been deemed, the babble hypothesis. While controlling for other factors including intelligence, personality experience and background on specific tasks researchers have found that none of these factors influence the selection of a leader nearly … Read more
The responsibility of knowing that our decisions have the potential to impact the lives of everyone on our team can be a daunting weight to carry even in the best of times. But when we have drastic disruptions to our businesses, that burden of responsibility can become crushing. As our teams look to us for … Read more
Who’s to blame? I have a likely unpopular opinion on quiet quitting. Quiet quitting isn’t the employer or manager’s fault. To be clear, the employee isn’t to blame either. I believe the finger is to be pointed squarely at the cultural norms we have created around stress. The mindset most Americans hold … Read more
