Each February we talk about the power and importance of love when it comes to operating a powerful, successful business. This year we thought it would be fun to feature a scientist who focuses not just on our professional lives, but also on our personal ones.
That doesn’t mean the research that Andrea Kuszewski does has no connection to our companies. Rather, the science she studies has turned up some fascinating facts that cross the line between work and play. Intrigued? Scroll down to read our Q&A with Kuszewski. And click here to listen to our podcast interview on the Inkandescent Radio Network.
That’s not the only way we’re turning up the heat this month.
- “Soul Mates” is our Book of the Month, in which Thomas Moore teaches us how to honor the mysteries of love and relationships.
- Will your marriage last? Find out how your instincts know what your future love life will bring in Intuition Rules.
- And we couldn’t help but play with our theme of love and sex in this month’s Food column, where you’ll find the health benefits of nuts.
- You’ll also find loads of additional practical advice when you meet Stephanie Phillips, director of client relationships at the Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce. Hiring expert Barbara Mitchell shares tips for hiring well from her book, “The Big Book of HR.” And when it comes to Estate Planning, don’t miss this month’s installment of Lisa Hughes’ advice.
We leave you with this parting thought from “Soul Mates.” “The heart is a mystery — not a puzzle that can’t be solved, but a mystery in the religious sense: unfathomable, beyond manipulation, showing traces of the finger of God at work.” — Thomas Moore
Sending you and yours wishes for an open heart and endless amounts of love this Valentine’s Day. May you always be inkandescent! — Hope Katz Gibbs, publisher, Be Inkandescent • Illustrations by Michael Gibbs
