pop culture
Modern popular culture topics in the Journal workplace sphere, such as corporate history, workplace advice, healthy office habits, and more.
I Am a Mom Now
I Am a Mom Now I didn’t always want to be a mom. For various reasons as I grew up, I decided motherhood wasn’t in the cards for me. Firstly, because I carry a genetic disorder that I didn’t want to pass on; secondly, because I was married to a maturely stunted man from a neurotic family, and, thirdly, because of being one of the oldest grandchildren/nieces of a super-huge extended family, I had been saddled with the responsibility of looking after littles from a young age. It wasn’t pleasant and created the opposite of developing a nurturing nature within me.
By Archived User3 years ago in Journal
A Leadership Lesson From The History Of Valentine's Day
Most people associate Valentine's Day with Roses, cute stuffed Teddy Bears, and Commercialism. All fair things, but not as interesting for Leaders as the story I'm about to tell...
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
What Leaders Can Learn From Competitive Chess Players' Energy (Mg-ATP) Expenditure
When I ask you about what some of the highest Energy (Mg-ATP) Expenditure activities might be, what would you guess? You might immediately go to some Extreme Sports, working out multiple times a day, or something similar.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
A Tale of Unity
In the bustling city of Lagos, Nigeria, and the vibrant streets of Johannesburg, South Africa, the year 2024 brought about a remarkable story of friendship, cooperation, and shared dreams between two nations separated by geography but united in spirit.
By Sunday Markus3 years ago in Journal
Should have been A Cowboy
The first song I ever heard by this Patriotic, redneck of rednecks singer, was “Should have been a Cowboy.” His voice and songs followed my tastes, my mother’s, my father’s, and my grandmother’s, all of us adoring his music. We loved the epitome of country-boy rock. This man was the cornerstone of country music, a royal in the scheme of things, my generation’s version of Hanks WIlliams Jr. At least from my perspective. And today, on February 6th, 2024, I found out that not only was he sick, but he passed away, joining the other great artists beyond the stars.
By Jennisea Standing Rock3 years ago in Journal
