Sorry to be a downer on a Monday, but South Africans are lazy and it’s going to cost us in the long run if we don’t address our inactive lifestyles urgently. According to the South African National Health and Nutrition survey, two out of every three South Africans are lazy and don’t get enough exercise. … Read more
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Since he was “a weird little kid,” Sam Faycurry aspired to attend Harvard Business School. So, when he got accepted to the prestigious program, he and his family were thrilled. But life had other plans. While helping his mother and sister, both registered dietitians, start their business, … Read more
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In the hustle and bustle of the modern world, our screens are quickly overtaking pets and other hobbies as our best friends. Our lives have become entangled in an endless stream of notifications and alerts that keep us constantly glued to our screens. While these technological advancements … Read more
CASH ISN’T ALWAYS KING “But with cash I can buy anything I want, why not just give cash?” some might question. While it’s true that cash can be exchanged for almost anything, cracks can start to appear in its motivational power when pitted against hedonic rewards, even when both hold equal value. Research has … Read more
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. We all love the idea of self-care, but seriously — who has the time? A younger, hungrier, success-at-any-cost version of me would be nodding my head reading that statement. The more established, experienced, post-pandemic version of me who sits here today knows that’s just an excuse. Stress … Read more
A private school in Noida, Delhi Public School (DPS) in Sector 132, has ignited a debate among parents and students by issuing a circular requesting that non-vegetarian food not be included in students’ lunchboxes. The circular, which was sent out on Wednesday, cites concerns about “health and hygiene” as well as “respect and inclusivity” as … Read more
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. A recent study by Northeastern University revealed that 48% of healthcare staff feel their organizations are not addressing burnout. In an industry where burnout is prevalent, I’m proud to say that our practice stands out. Our team falls within the minority of healthcare professionals who feel genuinely … Read more
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Navigating the many pressures of leadership can push even the most seasoned CEOs to the brink of burnout. Many factors contribute to CEO burnout. For example, CEOs often feel that the company’s success — and its employees’ livelihoods — rests on their shoulders. They face decision-making that … Read more
JAKARTA/ SINGAPORE: Newly graduated from high school and waiting for an entrance test to join the police in September, Jakarta teenager Wahyu Wicaksono found a way to make some money from his love of running. He became a “Strava jockey”, clocking up running achievements for others on the popular exercise tracking app for a fee. … Read more
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Taking breaks has long been (unfairly) associated with unproductivity, so much so that it can feel like a disadvantage in this fast-paced, highly competitive world. However, seasoned entrepreneurs understand the importance of scheduling breaks, not only for physical and mental health care but also for business sustainability. … Read more
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