The well-known Kellogg’s cereal brand came from the work of not one — but two — brilliant inventors. The Kellogg brothers, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg and Will Keith Kellogg worked as partners, then rivals, to create a wellness and food empire that changed the way we eat. Dr. John Harvey Kellogg was a precocious childContinue reading “The Tumultuous Timeline Behind Kellogg’s Cereal”
Category Archives: Communication & Psychology Theory
How Shopping Warped Around The Gruen Effect
Ever wondered why shopping malls leave you feeling overwhelmed? It’s The Gruen Effect.
This is Why Everyone is Suddenly Talking about Social Darwinism
#notdying4wallstreet brought the straw man of social darwinism back into modern discussion.
Solutions for Workplace Conflict
Out of all my higher education projects, I’ve referenced the studies in this paper most frequently. I suppose the topic of workplace conflict has been the most relevant for me, both as a manager and as a subordinate. “Organizational culture is important to managers and employees because they spend, on average, 2080 hours per yearContinue reading “Solutions for Workplace Conflict”
How to Talk about Creativity
I encounter creative people through artist interviews, lifestyle columns, and business profiles. As I put together each story, I challenge myself to uncover the genius behind their work and relay their value to my audience.
Fact VS. Fake: Your Guide to Cornavirus (COVID-19) Content
Let’s quarantine the worst misinformation websites.
Welcome to The Jungle
That contrast between author’s intention and audience reception continues to fascinate me.
We’re not sure if online news is accurate, but read & share it anyways.
Respondents said their low trust in social media has had little effect on how they “understand current events”.
Getting into the Baby Boomer Mindset
Everyone is trying to get a chunk of that Baby Boomer business.
