Many of us can detect bad leadership very easily and […]

Something as simple as an unreturned email can make a big difference.

People who achieve short-term results at the long-term expense of the organization can be devastating.

Travis Bradberry

If you have created a bad situation with your actions, then your intentions don’t matter much. You made a mess and you have to clean it up.

Liz Wiseman

Nathan Czubaj

Daniel Pink

Neil Green

When people are rude, our ego demands we respond in kind with a quick comeback or snide remark. If we give in, we might feel better in the short term, but pay a huge price in the long run. There’s a much better way to diffuse the situation, (and get what you want.)

You are probably a bit of a blamer - most of us are. But why should we give it up? In this witty sequel to our most watched RSA Short, inspirational thinker ...

Anthropologists have found that we’re very motivated to divide into teams, and once on a team, we’ll work hard to degrade the other team. Over the smallest differences. For the smallest…

Nathan Czubaj

Lynda Gratton

Let's take a page from Carol Dweck's book Mindset and think about how we praise the people on our team. How do you extend praise to your team? To read a tra...

Improving employee retention starts with small words that have a big impact.

Several weeks ago, I shared the above Venn diagram in a status update. With 20k+ likes and comments on LinkedIn and over 2.

When your team needs someone to lean on, be the rock.

Our confirmation bias kicks in, causing us to seek out evidence to prove what we already believe.

I was the nice guy who finished last. It was my first week selling advertisements, and although my clients had a 95% renewal rate I failed to bring in any revenue.

How I manage to upgrade every flight I take, domestic or Internnational, not only for me, but for every single one of my fellow passengers.

Precedents matter. What you do and say early on in a relationship (romantic or business) sets the expectation; hard to change. (via @ramit) — Ben Casnocha (@bencasnocha) October 12, 2015 I made a note of this tweet from Ben Casnocha...

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