Self-care is a holistic wellness practice that keeps you healthy and recharged — and that can mean something different to everyone. Self-care can be mental, emotional, physical, and/or spiritual. For some, it might mean going to a yoga class orā¦
Oh, Snap (Inc.)! Late last week, Snapchat announced it was rebranding itself as Snap Inc. and introduced a pair of techy sunglasses called Spectacles that will give users a fun new way to record and post photos and video onā¦
These two short and simple exercises can drive continuous performance improvement for your team. 1) Energy Drain / Gain (aka Pain Points and Bright Spots): Ā A Team-Building Exercise to Leverage Internal Resources The object of this exercise is to identifyā¦
Earlier this summer, we wrote about Twitterās announcement to roll out some much needed improvements. Of the four updates that we detailed, one of the changes was implemented yesterday. Twitter users are now able to craft a tweet with visualsā¦
āHey, check out this Vine!ā When was the last time you heard those words? Chances are, not recently. An appās shelf life lasts as long as it can hold usersā attention, and Vine did not stand a chance after Instagramā¦
Donāt let the ghost fool you — Snapchat isnāt scary. By now, youāve surely heard of Snapchat. Itās everywhere — even on TV commercials — and it isnāt going away any time soon. Since it launched in 2011, Snapchat hasā¦
#TeamMoonsail compiled our favorite hacks that use creativity and innovation to make life easier and more efficient, so we can all have more time to do the things we love, like hammocking and painting. Work Hacks: Use PicMonkey toā¦
Ā A few years ago, I was called in to facilitate a team crisis meeting to address low morale in the office. There was a lot to unpack, but it boiled down to a lot of tension, mistrust, and aā¦
We love to share resources here at Moonsail North. Because weĀ work with both for-profit and non-profit organizations, we have included resources for both inĀ this edition of ourĀ resource guide. Platforms constantly change, so we’ll update this list in future editions fromā¦
I started taking photos with the most inexpensive camera you can buy: an oatmeal box pinhole camera. It may have been made of cardboard, duct tape and a piece of an aluminum can, but it taught me how a photoā¦