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1/6/16

Harness the Power of Cumulative Effects

This week we’re all getting a fresh start with the new year.  The start of a new year is one of several “fresh start” events (along with birthdays, 1st of the months, Mondays, and so on) throughout the year that provide motivation to embark on changes.  New research shows we use these events to mentally […]

By Beth MulliganRead More

12/31/15

Corona’s 2015 Year in Review

The year always seems to fly by, and it’s always fun to have a look back at how much you have done in a given year. Here is our year. From all of us at Corona, Happy New Year!

By David KennedyRead More

12/30/15

The Challenges of Measuring Home

Home has many different definitions, both physical and conceptual.  It is where the heart is, according to Pliny the Elder, or it’s where you keep your stuff according to George Carlin.  It’s a structure, a family, a memory, or just anywhere you feel comfortable.  Or maybe it’s all of these things. I spend a fair […]

By Kevin RainesRead More

12/29/15

Top 10 Radiance Blog posts of 2015

It’s that time of year, when we look back and look forward. If you’re looking for a little reading this last week of the year, then here is a shortcut for our most popular blog posts of 2015. 10. Corona Summer Camp 2015: AAPOR 9. Wondering if you’re normal? The answer is probably yes. 8. Graphs: An effective […]

By David KennedyRead More

12/18/15

Who’s Excited for 2016?

Oh man, where did 2015 even go? Sometimes the end of the year makes me anxious because I start thinking about all the things that need to be done between now and December 31st. And then I start thinking about things that I need to do in the upcoming year, like figuring out how to […]

By Kate DarwentRead More

12/10/15

Reluctance: the antithesis of leadership

All too often strategic success is stymied by reluctant leadership. Reluctance can be seen in behaviors small and large. In essence it’s a failure to act. That action may be as simple as stepping up to fill a gap. Those small misses create a culture of excuses, shrugged shoulders, and not heeding the call for […]

By Karla RainesRead More