Why do we tend to remember the negative – about a person, a vacation, a past job, even feedback from a coach? It’s called the negativity bias.

The question that has me thinking this week, from James Clear: If I keep doing what I am doing today for the next five years, will I end up with more of what I want or less of what I want?

How to be useful in every meeting via Fast Company, is relatable not only for meetings. It’s exactly what we talk about for on-air personalities.

This week, I have been taking notes from Excellence Wins: A No-Nonsense Guide to Becoming the Best in a World of Compromise by Horst Schulze, Dean Merrill.

You know me. I come across interesting stuff and then I share it with you. This week I listened to a podcast from Sounds True called Simply Be: A New Approach to Personal Branding.

I attended a Women in Radio virtual conference last weekend and, as always, took away some good nuggets for you!