Finding time to sleep the seven to nine hours a night recommended by The National Sleep Foundation can be difficult with business challenges vying for attention—many requiring more than a quick-fix Zoom call. Maintaining profit margins, bolstering security, and finding (and retaining) the right staff, are ever-evolving puzzles. On a larger scale, the pandemic and…
The FBI has reported an alarming and precipitous rise and heightened concern for active shooter incidents in the United States since 2000. In response to the alarming rate of incidents, RepUs has created its proprietary Active Shooter Preparedness training for organizations to prepare, manage and communicate effectively in response to such a horrific incident. Having…
The online Power Thesaurus lists 314 Words and Phrases for “Stupid Mistake.” Among them: foolish mistake, dumb move, great error, little flaw, mishap, simple error, tiny problem, brain fart, colossal mistake, aberration and absolutely terrible idea. The same antonym list offers 138 Opposites of “Stupid Mistake” — less than half the 314 choices for expressing…
Last night’s Academy Award ceremony is one of the most talked about events in the 94-year history of the Oscars. No shortage of topics to discuss and several jaw-dropping controversies to unpack during a night of oddness. Without a doubt, the most scandalous part of the evening was the exchange between comedian Chris Rock and…
Finding the truth today is difficult. If we can’t trust journalists from reputable media outlets, scientific studies, doctors, the government, the education system, marketing, or previous generations, who can we trust? It seems we are in the era of “post-truth.” Not only is “post-truth” in the Oxford Dictionary, the organization actually selected it as the word…
