The best thing about these four tips, they're common sense. You simply act and make the best of what you've got while you build what you don't. #career #work #interviewtips #gender #KellyeMedia

The consumer’s shift to digital and touchless shopping started long before the pandemic, but shifted into high gear once the physical economy shut down in March. New PYMNTS data from a study fielded in mid-September suggests that those digital shifts have forced big merchants to meet them on their digital and touchless turf. Consumers report having digital-first shopping and dining experiences that are as much as two and a half times better than they were in May – further assuring that digital-first will soon become the way consumers and merchants do business. …see more

Everyone knows that diabetes has to be managed by insulin and a proper diet. But what if you set up a complete artificial pancreas? Read this interview about how life is with an artificient pancreas, with a patient who has created hers. #diabetes …see more

Why we need to test kids around the world on empathy, creativity and resilience – an interesting look at the 2018 OECD - OCDE 's PISA assessment results: https://lnkd.in/dtxEx-j #ReadByRichard

India has put the US to shame Dr. Atul Gawande told #GZEROWorld the US could have restricted the spread of the virus by following India's lead in promoting the use of masks #covid #coronavirus #vaccines #covid19 GZERO Media | Watch the interview: https://lnkd.in/dbBQB9u …see more

Who likes fried chicken? Early mid-week I was running a comp, win a fried chicken meal. Why? It’s for funsies. Plus I like feeding folks. And guess who is the lucky winner for the winner chicken dinner? 🎉 George Firican 🎉 This is how I picked the winner https://lnkd.in/gnxRMyN …see more

"There’s no more versatile thing on the planet than a human." Of course, what makes us humans more versatile than machines is that we aren't "things." Chip Cutter gives us a firsthand look at Amazon's massive hiring spree. Will flesh and blood humans prevail over the robots after all? …see more

The link to Fed Vice Chair Clarida's remark at the PIIE on "The Federal Reserve’s New Monetary Policy Framework." Reading it now. https://lnkd.in/gX8arAT #economy #markets #inflation #employment #jobs #unemployment #piie #fed #federalreserve …see more

Former Biden-Harris COVID Transition Board member Dr. @Atul Gawande says J&J's one-shot vaccine will stop the deadly effects of the coronavirus. Mild effects are better than not getting the vaccine. Check TV listings to watch GZERO Media 's #GZEROWorld : https://lnkd.in/dC5RJix …see more

Lisa Granatstein (Editor, SVP, Programming of Adweek ) dropped by today's #ThinkAboutThis to talk about, well... everything! We find out what she's watching and what she thinks will happen with TikTok. Then, she faces the return of everyone's favorite segment: Ross 's lighting round of questions! …see more

I have been a fan of the band Rush since way back in 1978. My first gig was at London Wembley Arena on the Moving Pictures tour in 1980. Rush's drummer Neil Peart was and is my idol. As a teenager, I spent countless hours learning to play the drum parts of "Free Will," "YYZ," and "La Villa Strangiato," on a shitty glittery jazz kit in my bedroom (my parents had complaints from over half a mile away). Even after all that effort, I still never came close to getting it right. Peart was a master who was almost impossible to emulate but an inspiration to try anyway. Today we learned that Neil tragically passed away earlier this week. It may sound trite but I feel like I have lost a childhood friend. I can only imagine what Geddy, Alex and Neil's family are going through and they have my deepest condolences. This photo is of one of a pair of limited edition sets of Neil Peart ProMark drum sticks that I bought on the R30 tour in 2004, and the photo from the album "Permanent Waves" that I had pinned to my bedroom wall all those years ago. RIP Neil, you will be missed. …see more

What #remotework looks like during the #COVID19 #pandemic - more #meetings but shorter meetings, more #emails after hours #wfh2020

Let the sunshine in! Step outside today and let the sunlight shine on your face and fill your spirit. A study found that spending 20 minutes outside in good weather not only boosted positive mood, but broadened thinking and improved working memory. Now, that’s definitely something to smile about! http://bit.ly/2iYLJqW …see more

Good morning. More of the same in the US bond market this early morning -- that is, continued bear steepner. The continued edging up in the 10-year yield to 87 bps is accompanied by 3 bps and 4 bps steepening in the 2s-10s and 2s-30s yield curves. With a concurrent rise in stocks, many see these moves as driven by higher growth expectations. Debt concerns and less portfolio hedging potency could also be at play, as well as some tapering in Fed purchases. #stocks #markets #economy #bonds #equities #stockmarket #bonds #investing #fed #assetallocation #investmentmanagement #centralbanks #yields …see more

China has emerged as the largest market for luxury goods in the world. My colleague Daniel Zipser and his team recently conducted an exhaustive study of this large and dynamic market, "China Luxury Report 2019: How young Chinese consumers are reshaping global luxury." Here's a short video with some highlights from their research, and a few nuggets from the report: **China delivered more than half the global growth in luxury spending between 2012–18, and is expected to deliver 65 percent of the world’s additional spending heading into 2025. **In 2018, Chinese consumers at home and abroad spent 770 billion RMB ($115 billion) on luxury items—equivalent to a third of the global spend—with each luxury-consuming household spending an average of 80,000 RMB per year. **Their outlay is set to almost double to 1.2 trillion RMB by 2025, when 40 percent of the world’s spending on luxury goods will be conducted by Chinese consumers. Full report here: https://lnkd.in/fXEJpa8 #china #luxury #consumer …see more

One of the easiest and most effective keys to success: "NEVER start with 'I Can't'. ALWAYS start with 'I Can'" #dobetter #leadership #icandoit #youcandoit

Excellent points from Chandar Pattabhiram "The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. As a #B2B #software company, only a Tribe can make you a Titan in today’s customer-driven world." ​ https://lnkd.in/dPrmyhJ h/t Hally Pinaud …see more

I'VE GOT FOUR BIG BETS ON THE ELECTION! HERE'S WHY I MADE EACH BET. What am I betting on right now in the election? Who will Biden pick as VP? Will we see huge GDP growth this year? Who will win the Presidency (and I make an odd bet BUT NOT a prediction) and who will be the next Supreme Court Justice to leave the court? Plus, everything you need to know about probability to make the biggest bets in your life! #entrepreneurship #politicsnews #politics #gambling #investing …see more

Here's Susan David with some great advice for controlling what you control in an intentional and self-compassionate way. "We are all of us braver than we believe, stronger than we seem, and smarter than we think." -Winnie the Pooh …see more

translation: because of historical & structural issues, the US is lagging behind when it comes to the future of money.