Sip of Ambition

A Beautiful Little Fool

I think about the beautiful little fool often, wavering back and forth on whether I, myself, would want to be a beautiful little fool, or if I’d rather be right where I am, aware of myself and the world around me.

Living in a Broken System

The system we live in is founded upon an individual’s health. An individual’s ability to contribute to society and make a livelihood is crucial to being able to thrive and success in today’s world. Without good health, the rest of the system becomes harder, or nearly impossible, to attain. After health, education is a huge…

Healthcare in America

In America, the healthcare industry is one of the most profitable and fastest growing industries. Its existence and increasing costs are perpetuated by insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies.

The “Catch 22” of Living with a Chronic Illness (or Two)

An employee performing at a slower pace will not get paid the same as an employee who is working faster. In the workplace, productivity measures what type of employee you are and how much you will earn.

How to Reduce Chronic Inflammation

By: Ivi Kim April 11, 2019April 11, 2019

Healthautoimmune, autoimmune disease, balance, chronic inflammation, chronic pain, diet, dietary, food, Health, inflammation, nutrient-dense, nutrition, stress, treatment, vitamins

Chronic inflammation is a low level of inflammation that is persistent throughout the body. While its known to contribute to the development of diseases, particularly autoimmune diseases, its cause remains unknown. One of the most beneficial changes people with chronic inflammation can make are dietary.

The Dog Park Dilemma

Why is it that people still think it’s okay to not pick up after their dogs? Am I really performing a social good if the result is that less and less people pick up after their dogs? Is an act a social good because it is inherently good or is an act a social good because of the outcome or repercussions?

The Smartest Man in the World

By: Ivi Kim March 26, 2019

Thought Provokingabsurd, absurdity, complexity, delusional, human companionship, humans, insane, relationships, smart, smartest man, thoughts

I often think about the smartest man in the world. While I envy him, I also greatly pity him. To be the smartest man in the world, he must also, to some extent, be insane. The smartest man in the world lives the most absurd life out of anyone.

Corporate Social Responsibility

By: Ivi Kim March 26, 2019March 26, 2019

Workplacebusiness, community, compliance, consumerism, consumers, corporate, corporate social responsibility, legal, regulatory standards, social, society, stakeholders

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a self-regulating business model that holds businesses socially accountable– to themselves, to stakeholders, and to the public. To engage in CSR, a company is operating or aiming to operate its business in a way that is enhances society and the environment, whilst aiming to mitigate negative impacts.

360° Feedback Process

By: Ivi Kim March 19, 2019March 19, 2019

Workplacecommunication, employee, employee development, employee review, feedback, industrial organizational psychology, organization, performance review, psychology, relationships, review, review process, teamwork, trust, Workplace, workplace relationships

The 360° Feedback Process or Multi-Source Feedback is a process through which employees are assessed based on their immediate work circle– their subordinates, peers, supervisors, and themselves. This type of feedback represents a multi-perspective view of an employee’s skills, performance, and areas of improvement. The 360° Feedback Process can offer valuable insight and information into the job performance of an employee.

How to Make Your First Budget

Making a budget isn’t exactly fun, or easy. If you’re a young adult, chances are most of you are as highly aversive to the word “budget” as I am. If you hate the thought of making a budget, like I do, this article is for you.