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The Cybersecurity Threat That Included Ransomware

Last week, chaos erupted at the office. Well, it was thoughtful chaos. Our company had a discussion about what we would need to do if we faced a cybersecurity threat that sent ransomware throughout our computer systems. It was a hypothetical situation, of course. Someone added an image of a dumpster fire on our collaborativeContinue reading “The Cybersecurity Threat That Included Ransomware”

Why You Shouldn’t Jump to Conclusions About People

We’ve all been there—someone snaps at us, ignores us, or seems distant, and our first instinct is to assume the worst. Maybe we think they’re rude, unfriendly, or even mean. But what if there’s more to the story? People carry invisible burdens. The coworker who seemed short-tempered might have just received bad news. The baristaContinue reading “Why You Shouldn’t Jump to Conclusions About People”

Why History Must Be Read in Many Languages

How do you know if you’re reading a good history book or a bad one? This video I watched stated that a thirty-second test will help you to determine the quality of the history book you’re reading. If the book is about a part of the world that you’re not from, then flip to theContinue reading “Why History Must Be Read in Many Languages”

Chinese New Year: Traditions, Wishes, and the Year of the Snake

Chinese New Year is one of the most significant celebrations in Chinese culture. It’s the beginning of the lunar new year and is a time for family reunions and festive traditions. Each year is associated with one of the twelve Chinese zodiac animals. This year is the year of the Snake. Traditions and Festivities ChineseContinue reading “Chinese New Year: Traditions, Wishes, and the Year of the Snake”

Are You a Night Owl or an Early Bird?

Are you most productive with the sunrise, or are you most creative under the moonlight? Whether you’re an early bird or a night owl, both schedules have their perks and challenges. I’ve tried both lifestyles, and I think one is a clear winner. The Case for Early Birds Early risers often believe in the “earlyContinue reading “Are You a Night Owl or an Early Bird?”