Article Published by: goheels.com When K.J. Smith scored the first official bucket of his Carolina career on Friday night at Elon on a slick hesitation play, it was only natural to assume he'd learned that move at home. After all, his father is Carolina standout Kenny Smith,
Article Published by: storywork.com On October 11th Richard Stone, CEO of StoryWork International, facilitated a day of focused story exploration to assist 5 companies working with the Greenhouse Accelerator in Atlanta to develop the core components of their MasterStory. The objective of the day’s work was to
Article Published by: journalnow.com Halloween is behind us, but the spooky season continues with the Little Theatre of Winston-Salem’s rollicking performance of “Young Frankenstein: The Mel Brooks Musical.” The play, being performed this weekend and next, takes the story of Brooks’ 1974 film and adapts it
Article Published by: health.us.news.com Burnout leads to stress-related health issues, increased substance abuse, anxiety, depression and decreased self-esteem. Employee burnout is real – those days when work and life stressors leave you feeling exhausted, overwhelmed and cynical. We've all been there. Whether you've been on overdrive working
Article Published by: unc.edu The Blue Sky Scholars program will launch with a $5 million gift from alumnus and UNC System President Emeritus Erskine Bowles. The University aims to raise an additional $15 million to grow the program. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will
Article Published by: storywork.com A Sacred Journey of Personal Discovery Over the years, television and other cultural forces have robbed us of storytelling as a tool of communicating, learning, and healing. In The Healing Art of Storytelling, StoryWork International CEO Richard Stone describes this crisis and its
Article Published by: smudailycampus.com A New York Times best-selling author stressed at the Highland Park United Methodist Church on Monday, Oct. 8 that a person’s decision to make small positive changes in their daily life can improve their happiness. “Big potential is what we achieve when we
Article Published by: goheels.com Among the items inside the bonus room of his Charlotte home, Dan Orner receives more questions about one, a football featuring Syracuse's logo, than any. Orner grew up in Warwick, New York, about 200 miles southeast of Syracuse. A member of his high
Article Published by: visitwinstonsalem.com Touted as one of the best fall leaf peeping spots in Central North Carolina, Old Salem Museums & Gardens' picturesque setting inspires leisurely strolls along the cobblestone sidewalks and lifelong learning discoveries in this 1766 Moravian settlement. Old Salem has plenty of ways
Article Published by: entrepreneur.com This article is included in Entrepreneur Voices on Effective Leadership, a new book containing insights from more than 20 contributors, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders. Forget the stereotypical leadership image of a buttoned-up person in a gray suit hauling around a hefty briefcase. Today,