Arianna O'Dell

Workers can use AI to learn new topics quickly and clearly, allowing them to feel more confident when working in areas outside of their formal expertise.

While résumés have been a longstanding tool for job seekers to showcase their experience and abilities, they are becoming increasingly ineffective.

One potential solution: pay applicants for their time.

Try taking up these easy activities to tap into your creative instincts.

For instance, get creative with your schedule by building in blood-pumping ‘commutes’ into your remote workdays.

NFTs, among other channels, are becoming increasingly more lucrative options for entreprenurial artists.

If you're feeling drained by shelter-in-place order, this is an excellent to pic-up an old passion.

A constant stream of breaking news will only weigh on your mind. Instead, opt to check updates at certain times of the day and turn to only trusted sources.

Try bringing a friend if you're anxious about going alone.

Here's a foolproof guide to interacting with women who work in blockchain (because we aren't going anywhere).

Over the last two years, this entrepreneur built two successful business ventures while traveling the world. Here’s why she’s settling down for a while.

I’ve been groped on the subway and touched inappropriately at industry events. When a man made a lewd remark to me while networking last month, I spoke up.

Every founder experiences peaks and valleys, but sometimes the low points are easy to write off as less consequential than they really are.

There is no “correct” age for you to pursue a career that makes you happier. You can always make more money, but you’ll never get wasted time back.

You may not have a burning passion to sell shower curtains, but that could put some crucial extra funding in your pocket.

According to these digital nomads, the typical circuit of tropical paradises can get stifling after a while.

Here are some things you can do this month and even this week in order to launch your company this quarter.

“Nick’s in a coma,” is all I can remember my sister saying on the phone. A few hours later, I was on a panicked, cross-country, red-eye flight home. I tried to calm my thoughts with an inflight movie, which happened to be about a girl’s brother who went into a coma and lived. Life is, sadly, not like the movies. “There is no time after a loss that people will feel 100% ready to go back to work, but there is an irony there: The distraction can be very therapeutic.” Sometimes when I’m on the su…

After suffering a heartbreaking loss, one woman learns how hard it can be to ask for support--and how crucial it is.

Five months ago, Arianna O’Dell quit her job to travel Europe, using the money she saved on rent as her startup’s seed funding.