Capital Caring, Arlington, Virginia

Saint Peter's Healthcare System, New Brunswick, New Jersey

Doctors Hospital of Laredo, Laredo, Texas

B.E. Smith, Los Angeles, California

Cook County Health & Hospitals System, Illinois

HSHS St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Belleville, Illinois

CHRISTUS Health, Corpus Christi, Texas

Regional Health, Rapid City, South Dakota

CHRISTUS Health, Lake Charles, Louisiana

Southern Maine Health Care, Biddeford, Maine

Providence Health & Services, Torrance, California

B.E. Smith, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Lehigh Valley Health Network, Pennsylvania

According to a recent study published by Goldman Sachs Global Markets Institute, the advancement of technology is a good thing for society, but as a worker, the study recommends staying one step ahead of the machines by landing an adaptive career. Simply put, an adaptive occupation is a job a human can do that a machine can’t. For example, human-to-human interaction is much easier than machine-to-human interaction. And though artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly powerful, humans are still better when it comes to critical thinking, and, well, talking to other humans.

It's far too easy to waste our time, money and energy by not committing wholeheartedly to something important to us. In fact, it's our well-meaning 99-percent effort that is exhausting. It consumes energy without producing results. It’s stressful. It makes us feel like a failure when we’re not — we just haven’t fully committed to something. Putting 99-percent effort into things that matter in life means we are constantly falling short of our potential — and feeling bad about it.

Texting is usually frowned upon at work. But in health care, sometimes it’s actually encouraged. As the future of health care puts a greater focus on telemedicine — defined as the use of medical information exchanged from one site to another via electronic communications to improve a patient’s clinical health status — there’s potential for just about every industry in the health care sector to utilize secure health care messaging apps.