Procrastination—the sneaky habit we’ve all fallen victim to since before we even knew there was a word for it. But now, in this new era of shifting work-life boundaries, dueling to-do lists and much comfier work attire, it’s plaguing some of us more than ever (speaking for a friend, of course).
The evolving new normal brings a range of unfamiliar, hard to describe feelings. These feelings often seem noisy and confusing. And this noise often leads to frustration as a result of having feelings that can’t be explained.
As we strive to find a new “normal” in the wake of COVID-19, I am reminded of an article I wrote a while back about resilience. In it, I explored how the principles of resilience apply to people and brands facing challenging times.
Many of us are looking at things with a different perspective now—and rightfully so. Previous lessons provide a fresh, more powerful impact when viewed through the lens of the Covid-19 era.
With most people settling into a work-from-home environment, many are undoubtedly facing the realities of slower internet speeds. But that doesn’t have to be the case. Here are some tips on how to optimize your home network so you can maximize your productivity and minimize your frustration.
This International Women’s Day, we are honoring our company’s proud history of strong female leaders. In 2002, Seed was founded and continues to be led by Susan Jones. In 2015, Seed was acquired by Burke, Inc., combining Seed’s strategic and creative talents with the power of decision science and analytics.
