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Dr. Asha Rani Shares The Key To Unlocking The Prison We Create For Ourselves

Dr Asha Rani is a practicing periodontist in NYC. She received her dental degree from the Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine in 2003 and completed her periodontal residency training at the Manhattan VA Hospital. Her

Stand and Deliver: Infusing Humanism into Our Workplace with Jennie Byrne, MD, PhD

“Everyone thinks the future of work is about better technology, but ... I am convinced that the future of work is about being a better human.”

How Post-Traumatic Growth Helped Me Heal Following Sexual Assault

April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, and although it’s coming to a close, it provide ans important time to discuss ways to prevent assaults, but also a time to offer hope and resources to those who have experienced sexual trauma.

If You’re Reading This, it’s Never Too Late (Sorry Drake)

Finding self-worth in a society that makes us feel like we are never enough.

Taking Control of Your Authenticity: How One Leader Is Feeling Liberated After a Transformative Haircut

How many opportunities have you had to make choices that honor your authenticity? Katrina High is co-founder and one of three women partners at Artemis Factor, a strategic project management firm based in Philadelphia.

I Suffered From an Eating Disorder Just to Be a Model. Here’s How the Modeling Industry Has Evolved to Recognize All Types of Beauty

As a 19-year-old from a low-income background, I struggled with an eating disorder while trying to fit the mold of a model. I exercised daily and restricted my food intake to achieve the industry's narrow idea of beauty, but I never saw results.