“AI Brain Fry”: The Hidden Mental Health Crisis Hiding in Your Best Employees

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The S’more Strategy

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The Cover Letter Is Dead.

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It’s Q2. Are You Still Hiring for the Plan You Wrote in January?

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Mental Fitness Is the New Productivity Metric

May is Mental Health Awareness Month — and every year, well-intentioned companies roll out the same playbook. The meditation app gets a push notification. The wellness webinar goes on the calendar. HR sends a thoughtful email. By June, almost nothing has changed. This isn’t a critique of those efforts. It’s an observation that the conversation…

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What Stand-Up Comedians Know About Reading a Room

(That Every Professional Should Learn) A working stand-up comedian walks onto a stage with about ninety seconds to figure out who they are talking to. Not the demographics — the room. Are they tired? Skeptical? Already loose? Did the previous comic crush, or bomb? Are people leaning in or checking phones? By their first real…

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The Resume Got the Interview. The First 12 Minutes Lost the Job.

It’s 9:47 a.m. The candidate has been in the room four minutes. No substantive questions yet. And the hiring manager already knows. Not for certain — but she’s leaning. And the rest of the hour will mostly confirm it. Hiring managers rarely admit this publicly, but they’ll say it over a coffee or lunch: most…

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GAME CHANGER MUST READ: Why the Best Managers Sound Like Coaches, Not Bosses

(And the exact phrases they use) You can tell within thirty seconds of being on a team. Some managers sound like bosses — they assign, direct, inspect, correct. Other managers sound like coaches — they ask, unlock, pressure-test, protect. Both can be effective in the short term. Only one builds people who just keep getting…

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How AI Is Changing What Employers Look For

The conversation about AI replacing jobs is already outdated. The more important question is: what do employers actually value now that AI is on the team? The answer might surprise you. It’s not more technical skill. It’s more human skill. AI can screen resumes in seconds, automate repetitive tasks, and surface insights from mountains of…

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What High Performers Do Differently

It’s rarely about effort. The highest performers in any room aren’t working harder — they’re working with more intention. The difference shows up early in the day. While most people start by reacting — scanning emails, clearing messages, chasing what’s urgent — high performers start by deciding. They identify what actually matters before the noise…

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