Author: Social People

GIVING TO CHARITY MAKES YOU FEEL GOOD Donating to charity is a major mood-booster. The knowledge that you’re helping others is hugely empowering and, in turn, can make you feel happier and more fulfilled. Research has identified a link between making a donation to charity and increased activity in the area of the brain that… Continue reading 5 Reasons to Give to Charity

Since COVID-19 the world has been leveraging social media to support companies big and small, employees from top to bottom and customers of all walks of life like never before. This carries a responsibility for doing the best to efficiently share factual and up-to-date information. Social Media therefore, has been playing a crucial role during… Continue reading Social Media and COVID-19

When I had recently entered the world of work, my father advised me not to create a habit of after-work ‘limes’ with co-workers. He believed it would be in my best interest long term.We’ve all heard of work affairs at some point in our lives and the difficulties brought about by these alliances when they… Continue reading Managing Work Relationships

The internet is undoubtedly incredible. Scrolling through on a daily basis not only helps us to connect with people across the globe, but somehow it has managed to connect with a local community that you may not have discovered otherwise. Storytelling is one such community. A quick Google search defines a “storyteller” as, quite simply,… Continue reading Storytelling

At almost four (4) pounds and one thousand (1,000) pages, Bill Clinton’s My Life is quite hefty. Beyond his marked candor, this former President unearths with each sentence, an incredible amount of detail in every sentence. He delivers his narrative with poise and fluidity, bundling the embarrassing and the poignant together in a singularly cohesive… Continue reading Book Review: My Life by Bill Clinton