From contacting customer service to keeping in touch with family and friends, more and more of our communication takes place with the click of a mouse or the touch of a button.

It’s hard enough to focus in a busy workplace, but if you are one of the more than 7 million people living with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder—defined by the American Psychiatric Association as an…

Why do some people succeed? Is it because they’re smart? Or lucky? Neither. True success comes down to your mindset.

Between our cultural obsession with multi-tasking and an ever-increasing supply of distractions—from overflowing email inboxes to pinging phones—the ability to focus is becoming a rare commodity.

Kids today are stressed—more stressed than they’ve ever been.

Part of staying active for me is my solo run in Central Park.

At some point, we all come face-to-face with challenges—some trivial, some tragic; some personal, some global—that throw us off balance. When life falls apart, there’s no quick fix for recovery.

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Many of us spend years trying to outrun or outsmart vulnerability.

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Why do difficult conversations have to be so…difficult? No one relishes the opportunity to deliver bad news, point out others’ mistakes, or discuss something that needs to change.

This article originally appeared on Forbes The way we work is changing so significantly that our minds can’t keep up.