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Saturday Spark
Saturday Spark is a newsletter for purpose-driven leaders of all kinds. Join WeSpire Founder and CEO Susan Hunt Stevens in a weekly reflection on the principles and beliefs that are of central importance in your life and your business.
Spring officially starts on Monday. Eager to shed the chill of Winter with these past Sparks that bring hope.
Maintaining hope, especially in difficult times, is key to boosting mental health and wellbeing.
A lack of diversity in medical research has resulted in toxic side effects that turned out to be much more prevalent in people of color.
As business tech leaders, we should speak out loudly for peace and support humanitarian efforts already underway.
On average, Americans consume three pounds of added sugar a week or about three times the recommended amount.
At the end of January, Brené Brown released an episode of her podcast, along with a worksheet, called Living into Our Values. She challenged her
Hiring managers often go through the motions of inclusion and diversity, but don’t ultimately hire diverse candidates.
Rabbi Cytron-Walker’s effort to create a welcoming environment for all in spite of danger is a testament that inclusion overcomes hate.
For years, Elon Musk took the top spot in “living person I most want to have lunch with”. This week, it officially changed to Larry
To get to Net Zero, companies need to engage employees & help them understand their carbon footprints, which catalyzes action & innovation
The four reasons for hope listed in today’s Saturday Spark illustrate we are fully capable of fixing the world’s most pressing problems.