Co-authored by Nevia Fersula. Change often triggers a sense of unease—be it a new job, a relationship shift, or a relocation. It's natural; humans are creatures of habit, finding comfort in routine.

Tampa (BLOOM) – Change is an inevitable part of life. From the shifting tides of our careers to the ebb and flow of relationships, change surrounds us. But embracing change requires a certain strength ...

With fall right around the corner, the leaves are changing, and the air is getting cooler. As we head into this new season, autumn leaves are a reminder that change can be beautiful, even when it ...

Denise is a senior executive coach for School of Thoughts, a talent development expert, and a board member for ICF and Maxwell Leadership. "Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free: The Making of ...

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The thought of failing stops many people in their tracks. After all, if you start something and it fails, what was the point in trying? According to Entrepreneur Editor-in-Chief Jason Feifer, failing ...

Change can be intimidating - most of us have experienced it the hard way, with no onboarding, limited support or worse in the past. It's a catalyst for growth and opportunity. Whether it's a new job, ...

Change isn’t coming — it’s already here. In nearly every corner of business, and particularly in the legal industry, the pace of innovation is accelerating. Marketing and public relations ...

Aging and health challenges can complicate the relationship with one's body, especially post-cancer diagnosis, requiring adaptation and acceptance of physical changes. Embracing gratitude and faith ...

From evolving programming languages to adopting new frameworks, software development is a deeply human process: creative, collaborative, and emotional. In this piece, Declan Newman, head of ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...