🥏Parenthood as a Workplace Asset is the focus of this audio interview as Betsy Wurzel speaks with Mark Kaplan and Mason Donovan about leadership, caregiving, and workplace culture.
Chatting with Betsy explores the mission behind Quite Literally Books, a small press reviving forgotten works by American women authors. Learn how founders Lisa and Bremond are preserving history, encouraging discussion, and inspiring new generations of readers.
The Impact of Technology on Our Lives: Julio discussed how technology, while beneficial for global connectivity, can also lead to disconnection in our daily lives. Despite the ability to communicate with anyone worldwide, face-to-face interactions are becoming increasingly rare.
But that’s not all—Rubi.ai offers even more! For music lovers and creators, the app’s Music Section is packed with resources designed to inspire and support musicians of all levels.
Marilyn shared valuable insights about finding blessings in circumstances and the happiness that gratitude can bring. 📌She encouraged the audience to reflect on the question, “To survive and succeed, I should _______?” and invited everyone to email their answers to her.
Lillian Cauldwell will be attending the Book Launch at the MGM National Harber Hotel on September 7th.
“You will go to school with goddesses, chat with Zeus’s daughters, and fly around town with a magical umbrella”
Eli believes that man should turn back to nature to avoid his inner nature, yin, and yang, masculine vs. feminine, and that by learning to meditate could avoid man’s thirst for war and dominion.
The company is closed for submissions until January 2024. Abigail asks that the author get their manuscript edited before submitting and to make sure their manuscript meets all submission formats. She also explained the difference between a hybrid publisher vs. self-publishing vs. traditional…
Meanwhile, studies have found trigger warnings are threatening college students’ mental health. Enough is enough. This sets a bad precedent; art is neither responsible for kids’ good nor bad behavior: THEY are!