Great leadership isn’t about being the smartest person in the room or having all the answers— it’s about creating an environment where people feel valued, inspired, and empowered to do their best work ...

Perhaps when we intentionally look for gratitude, we allow ourselves to be transformed into people for whom others might give thanks.

Thanksgiving Day in the United States is a date reserved for gratitude. Also overeating, but that’s another story. Like a safe way to deep-fry a turkey indoors, gratitude can be hard to find - even on ...

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Relationships are fundamental to human existence. From family and friends to colleagues and neighbors, people invest significant effort in nurturing and maintaining meaningful connections. The ...

This feature is coordinated by The Post-Standard, Syracuse.com and InterFaith Works of CNY. Follow this theme and author posted Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. Gratitude has a remarkable ability to ...

Editor's note: This segment was rebroadcast on April 14, 2025. Click here for that audio. The U.S. has an epidemic of loneliness. More than half of American adults are lonely, according to a recent ...

This story is sponsored by Minky Couture. Many people might associate gratitude with the idea of saying thank you. But in a deeper emotional sense, it bears more weight. One study on the subject ...

Wonder is the curiosity or openness that appears when we encounter something unexpected, whereas awe is the felt response to vastness or depth—something that humbles us and heightens our awareness.

I once worked for a CEO who had a remarkable ability to make each of his direct reports feel like the most important person in the room. His open-minded listening and verbal recognition of our efforts ...

Have you been tempted to discount the adage to "count your blessings”? Recent research suggests that might be a mistake. People who count their blessings report being happier and less depressed.[i] ...