Shoutout

The Shifting Landscape of Education and Employment. AI-Generated.
The world is experiencing a significant transformation in the job market and education sector. The rapid pace of technological advancements, automation, and globalization has led to a surge in the number of educated individuals, resulting in an oversaturation of scholars in various fields. This phenomenon has raised concerns about the future of work and the relevance of traditional education systems.
By iqra maryyamabout a year ago in Writers
Toxic Environment At Work
“Kick me, kike me; Don’t you black or white me; All I wanna say is that they don’t really care about us” — Michael Jackson Positive work culture? Or compensational pre-conditioning to support the intricate facade of pre-set heavily role-modelled organizational tones and behaviors? So much so that a company I once worked for blindly modelled a healthy growing business ideology of self to the very end. The end in this case was defined as involuntary administration with millions of dollars of investor money wiped out.
By Narghiza Ergashovaabout a year ago in Writers
Addicted to Nonets
I got addicted to nonets, people! They bring out so much creativity, and there is so much flexibility in those rigid rules. I know, a paradox in itself, but still cathartic. I never thought I would dream of writing them and then wake up in the morning, make my coffee, unbothered that my youngest woke up again at 8:00 on a Sunday (that's better than 5am, so I am grateful for it).
By Gabriela Trofin-Tatárabout a year ago in Writers
A reminder to me on my recent achievement
Life has its ways of teaching you important lessons. Everything that happens in our existence strides its convoluted intersectionality with a purpose, a purpose that in its divinity has an impactful metamorphosis in our reality. How little do we know about what is about to come when we so confoundingly announce that I know this is how my life would turn out to be. In its own magnanimous and unexpected ways, you would get to what you deserve rather than what you want in most anomalies that our choices create. Whether we get what we want or face a delay or rejection, every event is a rendered outcome of the myriad of choices we chose and how divine intervention in its beauty shielded us from the things that could have destroyed us.
By Hridya Sharmaabout a year ago in Writers
Thank You
It's hard to find the words to describe the feelings I experience whenever I visit Vocal Media. Awe, I think, could be a close descriptor; awe for the people who share their passions on this website every single day, and awe for those same people who go out of their way to bring encouragement and heartfelt engagement to another writer's doorstep.
By Amanda Starksabout a year ago in Writers
Overthinkers Unite!
Your head: it's a jungle in there I recently wrote a story about overthinking. I got lots of comments from people saying stuff like, "I'm an overthinker, too", and "My overthinking has come in handy". It's smashing to know there are so many of you out there.
By L.C. Schäferabout a year ago in Writers
Your Next 100 Words: Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation . AI-Generated.
Glen Sather started the Edmonton Oilers becoming involved in the community in the early 1980’s. Then, in 2001 former Oilers president and CEO Patrick LaForge started the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation which – and good for them – has the largest 50 50 in professional sports. The Foundation gives millions of dollars to charities, who, in turn, help people become their very, very best.
By Cam Taitabout a year ago in Writers
The second 100 words. AI-Generated.
When Glen Sather was president, coach and general manager of the Edmonton Oilers one thing was more than certain if you played for the team. You were part of the community. No ifs, ands or buts. In the early 1980’s every player became an honorary chair for a charity. Some former Oilers remained with their assigned charity after they left the team. Because they formed a connection with the community. Sather has been long gone from the Oilers. But his philosophy of community involvement echoes profoundly today’s hiring of Stan Bowman and will tell you in YOUR NEXT 100 WORDS.
By Cam Taitabout a year ago in Writers
Sonya Massey. Content Warning.
You called for help Your spirit felt something when they arrived This wasn't suppose to be the last night of your life I'm sick to my stomach because all I can do is write
By Erianna Gilliamabout a year ago in Writers
Would a Sword Be Stronger Than My Pen?
This piece is dedicated to Francisco Iglesias on Medium. He and I had such a healthy conversation, and we challenged ourselves to write an article like this one each. I'm so glad he gave me his time with our conversation, and I hope that I've helped inspire him in some way.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Writers
Unlocking The Power of Habits
The Power of Tiny Gains Success is often viewed as a monumental leap, but in truth, it stems from small, incremental improvements. Imagine enhancing your abilities by just 1% each day.
By Narghiza Ergashova2 years ago in Writers
The Rise of Wearable Tech: Exploring the Potential and Privacy Concerns. AI-Generated.
From fitness trackers to smartwatches, wearable technology is rapidly transforming the way we interact with the world around us. These compact, often stylish devices are no longer mere accessories; they're becoming an extension of ourselves, collecting a vast amount of data about our health, habits, and even location. While the potential benefits of wearable tech are undeniable, it's crucial to acknowledge the privacy concerns that come with this constant data collection. This article delves into the exciting world of wearable technology, explores its functionalities and potential benefits, and sheds light on the privacy issues that deserve consideration.
By Peetamber Das2 years ago in Writers