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Hiring Bias Exposed: Personality Over Skills?

This report from Textio, which reveals that hiring managers often prioritize personality traits—like women being "bubbly" or men being "confident"—over actual skills during interviews. This bias can limit career opportunities, especially for women, and it’s something we need to reflect on.

Cluely AI Revolutionizes Social Interaction: Real-Time Conversation Assistant Debuts

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Life today pulls us in a million directions.

Screens, schedules, stress — they coat us in a layer of invisible dust we hardly notice building up.

And sometimes, the simplest way to feel human again is to step away from all of it.

When you walk into a wild green space —

when you hear the clear chatter of a stream against the rocks —

something magical happens.

🌿 The noise inside your head softens.

🌊 The tightness in your chest eases.

🌸 The forgotten parts of yourself quietly stretch awake.

Innsbrook, with its woodlands and sparkling lakes, reminds us that we don’t need grand plans to heal —

we just need trees, water, and a little bit of stillness.

This week, find a patch of green.

🌳 Wander a local park.

🌿 Sit by a riverbank.

🍃 Listen to the world breathing.

You don’t have to “do” anything.

Just be there.

Let the dust fall away.

You were never meant to live entirely indoors.

Your soul remembers the forest, the water, the wind.

Step outside.

Let the wildness inside you come home.