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1. Why Female Leaders Can't Be Funny
  
  Explore Brainerd Dispatch 0 min ago Healm Magazine
  
  There are a lot of interesting nuggets of wisdom in this article from Brainerd Dispatch. It's titled For female leaders, humor is a blessing — unless it's a curse.
  
  Here's a short excerpt:
  
  Jon Evans, a doctoral candidate at the University of Arizona who led the research, theorizes that the bias is rooted in outdated standards of femininity and the idea that women can't be as serious about their work as men because they have families to care for and that telling jokes somehow undercuts their perceived dedication to their professional mission.
  
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2. Gabby Bernstein Shares What She Does To Feel Good All Day!
  
  Explore Gabby Bernstein 42 min ago Happiness
  
  In this fantastic video Gabby Bernstein shares the tools and self-care practices she uses everyday to feel good.
  
  At Millionairess magazine we believe that your morning routine will determine how each day evolves. Our esteemed leader and Editor-in-Chief - Amanda Jane Clarkson is passionate about her morning routine and the small steps she takes each day to create the amazing results she has created for herself and those lucky enough to be around her and learn.
  
  We love sharing these ideas with you in the hope that you will discover something that resonates with you and that you can adopt in ...
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3. The Importance of Choosing and Giving the Right Kind of Mentorship
  
  Explore Entrepreneur 1 hour, 19 min ago Intrapreneur Magazine
  
  Came across this fascinating piece from the Entrepreneur and thought that we should share it. It's called The 3,000-Year-Old Lesson in Executive Mentorship.
  
  It's a really insightful article. Here's one point that was thought-provoking:
  
  Like Odysseus, executives are fighting a war. But the battle to integrate digital growth within their companies will require a strong guide to win. If you’re one of the many executives going to battle, seek out a coaching program that embodies the ideals of Mentor — one where you are paired with someone dedicated to your growth as a leader who will ...
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4. How Customers View Sustainable Products
  
  Explore LSE Blogs 1 hour, 38 min ago Jennifer Porter
  
  Came across this insightful article from the London School of Economics and Political Science. It's called How consumers perceive sustainable products.
  
  It shares some really thought-provoking article. This one is was one of them:
  
  For products in so-called strong categories – drain openers, hand disinfectants, and so on – we find a sustainability liability. Consumers systematically expect such green products to be less effective, and they are less attracted to these products. This holds both when the contents and the packaging (that is, both central and peripheral attributes) are green. In our field study, we even find that consumers use more ...
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5. What Accountants Can Really Do For You
  
  Explore Business Insider 22 hours, 18 min ago Bottom Line Magazine
  
  Stumbled upon this fascinating piece from Business Insider. It's called 6 things you probably didn't realize your accountant can do for your small business.
  
  There are some really thought-provoking ideas in it. Here's one that we found really interesting:
  
  accountants help clients gather the information and data necessary for a loan, from quantifying the current financial condition and credit need to identifying repayment sources. With this data, accountants can also work with clients to craft compelling loan applications that can improve the chances a bank will approve the request.
  
  There are more insights to be gleaned from ...
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6. How Your Content Marketing is Boosting Your Lead Generation
  
  Explore Entrepreneur 23 hours, 19 min ago Leads Magazine
  
  There are a ton of great ideas in this article called 9 Ways Your Content Marketing Can Generate Leads and Close Sales. We're sharing it with you because we thought you ought to be informed too.
  
  In it, copywriter and marketing consultant, Robert Bly, shares some really thought-provoking insights. This is one of them:
  
  Content marketing can educate prospects on what features, functions, and capabilities they should look for when buying a particular type of product or service. If you’ve presented your criteria in a white paper or other medium that looks like useful information and not ...
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7. User-Generated Content is Becoming the Next Big Wave in Content Marketing
  
  Explore adage.com 23 hours, 37 min ago Stand Out Marketing
  
  User generated content is one of the rising stars in content marketing for 2020. This article from AdAge, has some pointers on it for us. It's called User Generated Content: The Next Frontier for Diversity in Branding.
  
  There are some really fascinating insight in here. This one's particularly thought-provoking:
  
  If you’re short on diverse UGC, try inviting underrepresented members of your community to events or to try out your products or services, and encourage them to post about their experience on social media. Just like in real life, reaching out to a new community can create new ...
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8. Why It's Important to Benchmark Your Business
  
  Explore Blog | myCEO Feb 17 2020 Scalable
  
  Stumbled upon this really interesting article from myCEO and thought we would share it. It's called Are you effectively Benchmarking your Business?
  
  It's got some important points that we thought we all should consider. Here's one that we thought deserved a deeper look:
  
  Benchmarking can also be used to identify your business’ strengths. This shows you what you are doing well and what strategies are working. With this information you can then identify the factors and ensure you continue to perform at a high level and ahead of benchmark standards.
  
  It's an insightful article that we ...
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9. There is a Growing Need for Women to Get More Involved in their Super
  
  Explore financy.com.au Feb 16 2020 Wise Girls Money
  
  Financy shares some valuable insights in this article. It's called Greater leadership needed to help women engage with super.
  
  There are some really thought-provoking ideas shared here. This one's particularly intriguing:
  
  We know that women who are more engaged with their finances, including their superannuation, will have a better retirement outcome. And currently the gap for women at retirement, compared with men, is still too wide.
  
  Yet super remains a difficult topic to engage people on.
  
  This is because the system is based on delayed gratification; people don’t reap the rewards quickly, and, for a whole range ...
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10. The State of Financial Literacy in Australia
  
  Explore Home | INTHEBLACK Feb 16 2020 Money Matters
  
  Thought we'd share this really insightful article from In the Black. It's called Half of all Australians struggle with financial literacy. Are you one?
  
  It shares some really interesting ideas. This one's particularly thought-provoking:
  
  In recent years, a number of national studies have consistently shown Australians’ financial literacy is generally poor. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s (ASIC) 2017 Financial Capability Survey reveals only 35 per cent of all Australians know the exact value of their superannuation.
  
  There's a lot to be dissected in this piece so do give the rest of it a read.
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11. Ironically, Women Leaders Get Harassed More
  
  Explore Live, breaking news today Feb 15 2020 Healm Magazine
  
  Stumbled upon this fascinating piece from CBS News. It's called Women in leadership roles sexually harassed more than other women.
  
  There are some really fascinating ideas that we thought we should share. Here's one of them:
  
  Decades ago, many believed that women would face less harassment as they gained power and filed into the workforce, but it hasn't turned out that way. Instead, women in leadership roles are at greater risk of harassment, especially in workplaces with a greater number of male subordinates, the researchers found. The research also found that it's a risk shared by ...
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12. Socially Responsible Enterprises are Embracing the Concept of Degrowth
  
  Explore Harvard Business Review Feb 15 2020 Soulful Business Magazine
  
  This Harvard Business Review article is so interesting. It's called Why “De-growth” Shouldn’t Scare Businesses.
  
  It shares some really thought provoking ideas that we just couldn't help but share here. Here's one that really got our attention:
  
  There are, however, problems with these perspectives. First, given the finite nature of our planet, infinite economic growth — even of a different variety — is a logical impossibility. Secondly, innovation and improvements produce, in many cases, unintended consequences. One of which is the Jevons paradox, where individuals compensate for efficiency through increased consumption. For instance, more energy-efficient refrigerators lead to ...
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13. Crate Training Your Puppies
  
  Explore advantagepetcare.com.au Feb 13 2020 Love Your Pets
  
  Here's a fascinating article from Advantage Petcare. It's called How to crate train your dog, fast.
  
  There are some really thought-provoking insights here. This one about crate size is particularly interesting:
  
  Size is an important consideration when looking for a crate. The crate should be big enough for your dog to stand up in when fully grown. If you’re buying a crate for a puppy, take into consideration its estimated adult size and weight.
  
  Measure your dog’s length and height and know its current weight and anticipated full-grown weight. Knowing such numbers will help you select ...
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14. Dwyane Wade recalls moment his 12-year-old came out as transgender
  
  Explore today.com Feb 13 2020 Resistance Magazine
  
  This article really caught our eye. I don't know about you but I think this would be really hard. Well done for not resisting Dwyane Wade. And thank you Ellen for showing a beautiful story
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15. The Definition of Sustainability in Corporations Needs to Change
  
  Explore GreenBiz Feb 12 2020 Jennifer Porter
  
  There's some really intelligent ideas put forward by this article. It's called Salesforce: Why corporate sustainability must change.
  
  Here's one idea that we just couldn't help but share:
  
  Previously, corporate sustainability was an approach to business that prioritized a neutral or positive environmental impact, where businesses focused on getting their house in order, while trying to leave the planet better than when they found it. This aligns with the definition of sustainability put forward by the UN: “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own ...
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