Often we don’t have to reinvent the wheel to learn something new – we can just ask experts in the field who can draw on their experience to enlighten us. Below, we’ve shared insights insiders from various industries have shared with us.

Lorrie Fissenden | Acupuncturist + Herbalist, Owner of The Glow Studio

There is so much that outsiders don’t know about Chinese medicine! First, most are unaware just how much acupuncture and Chinese medicine can help every body! I think most people know that acupuncture treats pain, and maybe that it can help with fertility, but I think a lot of people don’t know that it can help with stress, digestion, sleep, autoimmune conditions, and mental health too. I also often hear folks say, “I tried acupuncture once”. Sorry, but it doesn’t work like that! Read more>>

Ben Slattery | Mental Health and Performance Practitioner

The distinction between mental performance and mental health. Sport psychology has gained more traction over recent years in large part due to high profile athletes, such as Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka, being more outspoken about their mental health. Typically, practitioners of sport psychology are called sport psychologists, which is true for trained and licensed psychologists, but not all sport psychology professionals are psychologists, just like how not all all medical professionals are doctors. Read more>>

Kem Phanna | Social Media Consultant

One thing that outsiders might not realize about the content creation industry is how much behind-the-scenes work goes into it. It’s not just about the fun or the end product people see. Content creators often handle everything themselves, from writing scripts, filming, and editing, to planning, negotiating, and managing all the logistics. There’s a lot of creative and technical effort that goes into each piece of content, and it can all fall on a single person, especially when it comes to smaller creators. It’s a full-time job that demands a lot of multitasking and consistency, not just the glamorous side of being on camera. Read more>>

Shannon Price | Realtor

One thing about real estate that outsiders are probably unaware of is just how much emotional intelligence and adaptability go into the job. It’s not just about buying and selling properties—it’s about understanding people’s unique needs, dreams, and even fears. A real estate agent often wears many hats: negotiator, counselor, market analyst, and problem-solver. For example, helping empty nesters downsize or guiding a family toward their dream vacation home involves much more than numbers and contracts—it’s about building trust and being genuinely invested in their future! Read more>>