You’ve got the degree. The hard work, the sleepless nights, the endless group projects, all behind you. You walk out of business school feeling unstoppable, ready to lead teams, make deals, and take on the world.
But then reality drops a little reminder into your inbox every month: your student loan payment.
You know that feeling when you've been grinding through semester after semester, and suddenly someone mentions the word sabbatical? It's like a light at the end of a very long, very crowded tunnel. But here's the thing. I've watched too many colleagues treat their sabbatical like it's just another work project, complete with unrealistic deadlines and that familiar academic guilt we all know so well. The truth is, a real sabbatical should leave you feeling like you've remembered who you are outside of your office (and university's) walls.
Your life has been upended, and you're due to move to a new country very soon in the name of professional development. As exciting as the thought can be to progress in your career, it can also be filled with great uncertainty.
In shifting times, it can be helpful to think about community.
Communities can exist in person and at distance, online and face to face. They may be made up of those who are family near and far, work colleagues near and far, people you see in the course of everyday events such as a trip to grocers, a stop at the library, a regular visit to a favorite cafe.
This music could offer you ideas to spark reflection on the ways community works through these shifting times.
Sweden’s landscapes and traditions are rich with natural beauty, and flowers have long played a role in its cultural tapestry. You can send flowers in Sweden to share this beauty, bringing a touch of Nordic charm to friends in Stockholm or loved ones in Malmö.
New York City is known for its dazzling lights, bustling streets, and iconic landmarks. But there’s a way to experience the city that goes far beyond the typical rooftop or high-rise dining setting. Choosing a boat dinner NYC adventure gives guests an entirely new perspective of the skyline, blending fine dining with the romance of the water.
Turn on, tune in, and drop by! Art For All Spaces invites you to relive one of the most electric decades in American history at “60–69: A Celebration of the 1960s!”, a vibrant and thought-provoking group art exhibition opening Thursday, September 18, 2025, from 4:30-9pm at CityArts in Orlando, Florida. The exhibition will run through October 12, 2025 in both The Upstairs Gallery and The Side Gallery.
Traveling well doesn’t always mean traveling expensively. Whether you're planning a gap year, a sabbatical, or a summer trip across Europe, how you manage your money before and during the journey matters. You already put in the work teaching, saving, planning. Your budget should work just as hard as you do.
Downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) is proud to announce its next major solo exhibition by award-winning and internationally renowned Canadian artist Martin Wittfooth. Set to premiere August 30th in the Main Gallery and be on view through October 4th, Deus ex Terra marks the artist’s fourth solo show at CHG.