A Shortage of Cybersecurity Talent – and a Solution
The global shortage of cybersecurity professionals is nearly 3 million. In other words, we could meet the global cybersecurity workforce shortage if all the people in Arkansas earned their computer science degrees, put on their…
What Causes Gas Price Fluctuation?
A few months ago, I was driving with my wife, and she and I were deep into a discussion. I pulled into the gas station, went into the store and paid $25 for gas,…
CHINA CATCHES UP: How did China acquire so much technology so quickly?
Here’s how it usually works: HUGE MARKET OPPORTUNITY Companies succumb to the “Give me the technology or you will miss the 1.3 billion people marketplace” threat. LET’S COOPERATE We will work with you in a Joint…
U.S. Immigration Debate – A Historical Perspective
Immigration has dominated the recent news cycle with images from our southern border of patrol agents—acting on the zero-tolerance policies of the Trump administration—separating parents and their children. The Supreme Court has recently ruled in…
Sensory Processing Differences and Autism
One of the defining characteristics of the autism diagnosis is a tendency to over-react or under-react to sensory input or to have an unusual pre-occupation with certain sensory aspects of the environment. How individuals with…
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Why Do We Overeat?
Over-eating has become the cultural norm in the United States. Many have explored this trend to determine how our eating has evolved…
The Four Faces of Coaching – Finding the Natural Coach in Me
Drs. Sheila Boysen, Mike Cherry, and Lesley Page The most…
10 Reasons to Make Earning a Master’s Degree a New Year’s Resolution
While it may be tempting upon graduation to jump right…
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7 Important Questions to Ask About a Master’s Degree
Have you been toying with the idea of earning your master’s degree, but find yourself not quite sure if it is the right career move? According to recent statistics, over 830,000 master’s degrees are earned each year, making it a popular way to advance career opportunities. Yet…
Up-level your communication
By Drs. Sheila Boysen, Mike Cherry and Lesley Page Have you ever engaged in an email/text exchange that seemed to go nowhere? Maybe had a telephone conversation where you assumed agreement but realized there was misunderstanding? Perhaps, a customer did not ‘read the fine print’…
The Problem with Perfectionism
Many people describe themselves as perfectionists. Some perfectionists wear this label like a badge of honor. Students tell me all the time, “I am a perfectionist.” In my conversations with students, I point out that having high standards for yourself is a good thing, but…