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While 92% of American workers believe it is important that their organization value their psychological well-being, nearly one in five Americans describe their workplace as toxic. This number is even ...

Gamification is everywhere. From rewards programs to fitness apps, adding a game layer on top of the real world has blown up thanks to the power of mobile devices. In the workplace, the drive to ...

We’ve all heard that relationships take work. What if I could show you that intimate relationships need not be work, and that the best ones are more play than anything else? When I hear that ...

In a world where business and finance are in constant flux, a surprising yet powerful strategy is emerging: play. Far from being just a frivolous distraction, it's becoming a game-changer in boosting ...

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Last night, I fell asleep while watching a compilation of TED lectures titled, Life Lessons and Confessions, on Netflix. The series had continued to play, even though I had dozed off. I woke up in the ...

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Xbox itself has made a big deal out of its "Play Anywhere" initiative, and in my experience, it's become one of the best conveniences of playing games across its ecosystem. All first-party Xbox games ...

NEW YORK — Even before “Slave Play” burst onto Broadway in 2019, producers and studios were already urging Jeremy O. Harris to adapt his play into a film or a TV show. “My first thought,” the ...

My initial reaction to Bess Wohl’s play “Liberation,” which primarily takes place in a women’s consciousness-raising group in Ohio in the early ’70s, was that it was a hair too earnest and unsubtle. I ...