People-pleasing is typically learned in childhood, if we feel we must care for a parent in order for our needs to be met.

While health and fitness historically top the list of New Year’s resolutions, it’s also a good time to assess the health of your client relationships.

More and more individuals are seeking support for mental health issues. Despite increased awareness, many are unsure about which mental health professional to consult. In this piece we'll explore ...

In a viral video, employees at a massage parlour were seen setting their client on fire. While the location of the massage parlour was not immediately identified, it appears to be from a South ...

A healthcare worker has revealed he has to carry around camping equipment to make tea for his elderly clients amid ongoing disruptions caused by the Storm Éowyn aftermath. The massive weather ...

Gen Z and millennials are ditching career ambition for balance post-COVID. What's behind this shift—and is it permanent?

An army of workers around the world, some more visible than others, share a common model: they rely on apps that assign them tasks, algorithms that monitor their every move and clients who rate their ...

Chicago Susannah HolmbergCourtesy of Susannah Holmberg Studios Rule of Three “We nurture relationships with past clients in three thoughtful ways. First, through social media, where I make a ...

Whether it’s to nab repeat business or increase referrals, maintaining relationships with past clients can help your business across the board. This week, we asked seven designers—Brittany Cooper, ...

Web chat or messaging on social media were the least popular options. “Digital channels were the worst performing, perhaps because they feel impersonal and lack the depth of interaction clients expect ...