Sure, you’ll get jealous of your friends and coworkers now and then. But you don’t have to just sit there and stew.
I used to proudly broadcast that I wasn’t a jealous person. “I’m confident, successful, and happy,” I’d think to myself, while flipping my hair over my shoulder and batting my eyelashes (not really, but you get it). “I have no reason to be envious of anybody!” But, then I quickly realized I was only lying to myself.
This week’s stories offer a look at Ashley Madison’s bid for reinvention, the prospects of undoing Brexit, and what makes new habits last.
This week we learned how the disgraced dating site Ashley Madison is trying to get back on its feet, what it takes to make a new habit change last for the long haul, and whether a second Brexit referendum has any chance of coming to fruition as Prime Minister Theresa May takes the reigns in the U.K.
Sure, the coworking movement may be a fad, but these researchers say it has a surprisingly strong psychological basis.
Employees from the likes of General Electric, Walmart, and Toyota— 4,000 companies a year, in fact—wend their way to a 60-person company based underneath a parking garage in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Parallel18 wants to ensure a thriving tech economy for Puerto Rico, despite the ongoing financial crisis.
Last month, President Obama signed PROMESA, a law designed to help restructure Puerto Rico’s crippling debt. But long before that, an accelerator based in San Juan called Parallel18 was working to improve the island’s financial prospects, one tech job at a time. Now the group is midway through mentoring its first class of startups that could offer promising employment opportunities for Puerto Ricans.
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