NPR

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Discontent with capitalism is on the rise. Can it be repaired? Some billionaires say it’s time to share the wealth.

Fast Company

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Our economic system—once heralded for ensuring customer choice, stoking job creation and upward mobility, and sparking innovation—is failing us. The U.S., the paragon of capitalism, is experiencing crushing income inequality and struggling to provide

Women's Health Australia

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Rebel mentee and AFLW midfielder for Fremantle Football Club, Hayley Miller hit another level in her sport when she started working with two netball legends. “It was during the preseason last year that my confidence hit an all-time low. I had a stub

Psychologies

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Liam James Collins, a coaching trainer and co-founder of The Coaching Masters, shares five reasons why we should all give our grey matter time out: Rest plays a critical role in the functioning of our immune system. Taking a break can help 2 your

MASK The Magazine

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MASK’s online social emotional curriculum (MASK E3 Institute) is available for students, parents, teachers and can be done at school or in the comfort of the home. MASK’s E3 Institute uses a multimodal approach to teach kindergarten through high scho

Sporting Gun

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At the time of writing this piece the shooting community seems to be a bit lost over the issues with general licences, including me. I hope by the time this issue of SG lands on your doormat that everything has been resolved, but that could be wishfu

Good Health Choices Magazine NZ

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If New Year’s resolutions work well for you, brilliant! You’ve probably already made a start on your goals for 2020 and are not looking for much guidance in this realm. For some of us, however, it can be a real challenge to come up with a resolution

Artists & Illustrators

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Recently an ex-student of mine, Bill, came to my studio to collect a print. He told me that during the Covid-19 restrictions he’d been working on his printmaking and trying to improve his technique. I was impressed by his prints, but the thing that r

Psychologies

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Happy new year! Sure, on the face of it 1 January is just another winter’s day but, imbued with all our hopes for the coming year, the sky seems to be that little bit brighter, and I can’t help but be swept along on the wave of optimism that a fresh

Metro NZ

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Metro: How did you come to direct a film version of a 700-page economic text? Justin Pemberton: I bought the book when it came out and noticed the surprise interest in it. When I read the book, it was a surprise to see that it really was an economic

Business Today

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SCORES HIGHLY ON Challenging Work Opportunities Learning Opportunities Compensation & Benefit Package The journey of Krishna Raghavan, Flipkart’s new Chief People Officer (CPO), is characteristic of the career growth opportunities that the e-tailer

The Christian Science Monitor

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Positive views of China, Puerto Rico Many thanks for The Monitor’s View articles “In China, a great leap in corporate governance” and “Puerto Rico says ‘Come on down!’ ” in the Sept. 24 Weekly Print Edition. To read two really positive articles rela

The Christian Science Monitor

2 min read

Here’s how I learned to ride a two-wheeler: I got fed up with the training wheels. It was not going well, riding down the sidewalk on my green-and-white Schwinn cruiser (for some reason, I named it “Greensleeves”), wobbling back and forth, trying to

Your Family

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Your kids are going to play with your tablet anyway, so make sure they get something out of the experience by downloading these educational apps: Meet Ruffy, a husky who lives in the North Pole. He needs help putting all the pictures of his friends b

Singapore Women's Weekly

2 min read

It would be unwise to rely on good fortune and expect instant results this month. Focus on working hard to get rewards based on your efforts. As long as you work on making your goals happen, you can expect the best outcomes to come in unexpected ways

Guardian Weekly

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New start needed to deal with the likes of Putin Vladimir Putin and his ilk are not the driving force in the “war on western civilisation” and democracy (Ukraine invasion, 4 March). They are mere opportunists. It is capitalism itself, or at least the

The Ideal Home and Garden

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Our daily workplaces have now evolved into environments where we spend more than 80 per cent of our active and creative hours. Thus it becomes essential for these environments to have a dynamic character that supports and fosters creative thought. To

New Zealand Listener

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Tick-tock, ahem, hint-hint, I spy something that begins with … surely round about now the leaders of our coalition Government ought to be waking up in the middle of the night with the gut-wrenching realisation: “Oh my God, we forgot to reform capital

The European Business Review

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Ronald L. Jacobs is professor of human resource development at the University of Illinois, and president of SiTUATE, LLC. https://www.situate-training.com Ron’s interests focus specifically on workplace learning and performance. Ron was recently indu

India Today

1 min read

With no in-person classes held since the beginning of the pandemic, Aadvik’s interaction with his peers has been limited, leading to a sense of isolation. The Class 12 student lives in Paschim Vihar, Delhi. Now, the news of his board exams being post

AQ: Australian Quarterly

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Of the many societal forces that affect us – family, community, government, technology etc. – the economic paradigm under which we live arguably has the most effect on our lives. It can make or break our employment options, it provides technological

NZBusiness and Management

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For recent graduate Maree Haddon, studying for her MBA was life’s short cut. “I wanted to break into a different type of role, and figured the MBA would help jump-start me,” she recalls. “I chose Waikato because the management school has a great repu

Good Health

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If New Year’s resolutions work well for you, brilliant! You’ve probably already made a start on your goals for 2020 and not looking for much guidance in this realm. For some of us however, it can be a real challenge to come up with a resolution in th

MASK The Magazine

1 min read

MASK’s online social emotional curriculum (MASK E3 Institute) is available for students, parents, teachers and can be done at school or in the comfort of the home. MASK’s E3 Institute uses a multimodal approach to teach kindergarten through high scho

Woman's Weekly

1 min read

Gardening fits all five of the NHS’s criteria for boosting wellbeing – being active, learning new things, practising mindfulness, enjoying social connections, and acting altruistically (by giving away produce that you grow). Research shows repetiti

This Week in Asia

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Is capital evil? That question is at the heart of a debate that has been simmering ever since late 2020 when the Chinese leadership first warned against the "disorderly expansion of capital", heralding waves of intense regulatory actions targeting se

Parents in Biz

2 min read

Let’s start with two facts that will probably make you feel somewhat uncomfortable but accepting them will help you learn more in the long run. Firstly, you cannot run any business without making mistakes. Those that thrive do so because they learn f

Naples Illustrated

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When Jill Wheeler moved to Naples in 2006, she felt the area was missing outdoor adventure programs for girls. A psychotherapist, she was aware of research showing that girls often start taking less initiative in classrooms and group settings around

Time Magazine International Edition

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THE PANDEMIC HAS, TO understate it dramatically, changed a lot of lives. A childless white collar worker who spent a year at home obviously had a different pandemic experience than a doctor working ICU shifts, or a grocery clerk desperate for adequat

Post South Africa

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FAITH in the Almighty and prayer played a crucial part in Tahiya Essa’s success. She attained 8 distinctions and was acknowledged on the IEB commendable achievement list. This means she achieved within the top 5% in five subjects and achieved 80% or