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Dalton T. Sirmans’ manuscript, The Refugee Advantage, is currently being reviewed for publication by several major publishing houses. Sirmans has uncovered the remarkable traits that propel refugees to extraordinary success in business and beyond, and he reveals them in his immensely topical and
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and one major but often overlooked contributor to mental strain is status anxiety — the fear that we’re not achieving enough or living up to societal expectations. Coined in the early 2000s, the concept is seeing
LAS VEGAS — Raised on the South Side of Chicago by a single mother who left his father, the late Dr. Khallid Abdul Muhammad, Farrah Gray defied the odds that predicted he’d end up in prison or worse. Instead, by age 6,
As many students are set to graduate over the next few weeks, the transition from college to career can be a tough one. For the class of 2025, they are facing unprecedented workplace challenges and opportunities in an already uncertain job market.
Packed with practical strategies, real-world case studies, and powerful insights, Transformational Leadership: Inspire the Excellence Within delivers a fresh and urgent approach to leading in high-pressure, fast-changing environments. Duygu Alptekin Gürsu draws on her decades of experience coaching global executives and elite teams to
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Lifelong Criminal Defense Attorney David G. Secular intertwines legal intrigue with an exploration into the complexities of racial injustice and the oppression of women in his powerful new legal thriller, A Hate Crime in Brooklyn. “I wrote the novel
SAN FRANCISCO — In his new book, Outbound: Islands in the Void, molecular biologist and author Richard M. Anderson blends real science with a thrilling narrative to imagine — and present — a conversation about what could happen in a post-apocalyptic world, both on the planet
Eco-conscious gardeners know that planting native plant species provides essential food for local wildlife, in migration and in breeding seasons. Along with exciting native wildflowers such as cardinal flower, milkweed, wild geranium, rattlesnake master, wild blue indigo, nodding onion, foam flower and
SAN FRANCISCO — Be Seen Now! Inspiring Insights into Being a Fearless Speaker is the latest transformative work by Lee Glickstein, founder of Speaking Circles International. With decades of experience and innovation, Glickstein presents a fresh, profoundly human approach to public speaking, one that transforms