A few years ago I read an article by Adam Bryant, the “Corner Office” Columnist for the New York Times, that led with this provocative question: “What if you had to write a ‘User Manual’ about your leadership style?” Bryant describes how transparency about our work style – our preferences, values,

Unscramble your signals.

Naming them is an important first step.

Many of my clients have recently been through a transition, are going through one at the moment, or sense one on the horizon, and almost all of my MBA students at Stanford fall into one of these categories. One of...

Read this article to discover the strategy Warren Buffett uses to simplify his priorities and focus on the right things.

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If you Google “daily habits of successful people” you’ll find almost every business-focused media outlet represented in the results. But if you’re looking for a guaranteed roadmap to success, don’t get excited just yet. If you read all of those articles, or even a few of them, you’ll soon realize that successful people have a wide range of daily habits.

Nowadays, people can keep negative thoughts at bay with a frenzy of activity.

Powerful letters of inmates writing to their past selves. Makes me cry.

At a company known for a hard-driving culture, a seven-week course in mindfulness techniques is giving employees a better way to cope.

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