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“I had just finished with orientation and was getting ready for an image workshop I was supposed to be teaching after orientation. I had gone to my file cabinet to get a folder. When I bent down to close the drawer, I knocked myself in the head and cut my forehead. It wasn’t a deep cut, but my supervisor freaked out ...

Have you ever felt as if your mind was about to burst from being overwhelmed? Have you ever felt that nothing was going right no matter what you did? Do you feel immobilized when you are seeking answers and none seem to be appearing? Do you zone out watching television, eating when you aren’t hungry, or doing whatever takes you away ...

Every year, an estimated 5 to 20 percent of the population gets the flu, and for those that do, it’s never a fun ride. Fever, aches, and debilitating fatigue are the norm, at least for the lucky ones. The not so lucky may become part of the approximately 36,000 deaths or 200,000 hospitalizations that also occur. Because of these outcomes, as ...

Blame Alexander Graham Bell. In 1876, he invented the telephone; a completely new world of technology was born bringing with it both blessings and curses. In today’s global economy, technology is the essential link allowing us to communicate quickly and productively. But it can also lead to errors and misunderstandings that damage professional credibility. The fallout from abusing email and cell ...

Most of the things we call luck are really results of statistical probability. When someone has a fender bender, it wasn’t bad luck that they happened to be on the road at that particular time. Everyone who was traveling that road had a statistical probability of getting rear-ended. Likewise, when someone wins the lottery, it wasn’t good luck that caused them ...