Everybody Experiences Imposter Syndrome — Strong Leaders Use it to Their Advantage
FreshBooks CEO
How to Assess True Competence vs. Confidence
Many of us can detect bad leadership very easily and […]
Science Says Silence Is Much More Important To Our Brains Than We Think
Silence may allow your brain to rejuvenate leaving you feeling a new freedom. Here's your brain on silence, read on to find out more.
This is how to make space to be creative
Daniel Pink
4 Ways to Create a Learning Culture on Your Team
Start by hiring curious people.
Yes, Impostor Syndrome Is Real. Here's How to Deal With It
There’s a reason why you feel like a fraud or failure at work
Stream These 11 Movies for the Apollo 11 Anniversary
Fifty years ago, humans set foot on the moon. These documentaries and feature films try to put that and other real-life space missions into context.
Research: Career Hot Streaks Can Happen at Any Age
Your most productive years aren’t necessarily in your thirties and forties.
Rick Perry: Now that Ross Perot is gone, I can tell this story
The Slackification of the American Home
Stretched for time, some households are starting to operate more like businesses.
Remember the ‘10,000 Hours’ Rule for Success? Forget About It
“Range,” by David Epstein, argues that the unpredictable demands of contemporary life increasingly give the advantage to generalists, not specialists.
The Focused Executive
Tom Henschel
Beyond Self-Care Bubble Baths: A Vision for Community Care
More people are working remotely, and it’s transforming office design
GitHub, Atlassian, and Basecamp—where some or most of the employees are remote—share their tips for designing offices that are good for workers, wherever they are.
It’s Never Going to Be Perfect, So Just Get It Done
Voltaire was right.
This 100-Year-Old To-Do List Hack Still Works Like A Charm
James Clear
How to Avoid Burnout When You Have Little Ones
The Little Things That Affect Our Work Relationships
Something as simple as an unreturned email can make a big difference.
Wait, Where Did Our New Hire Go?
An abrupt change of heart after saying yes to a job can have career repercussions years later. Here’s how to navigate this delicate decision.
The solo marathon
Seth Godin
The Mystery of the Miserable Employees: How to Win in the Winner-Take-All Economy
The business unit was doing well, but the employees were sad. Could data offer a clue?
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Your Professional Decline Is Coming (Much) Sooner Than You Think
Here’s how to make the most of it.
This is how to make your meetings less awful
Daniel Pink and Steven Rogelberg
This is how you train your brain to be more creative
Being creative is about training your brain to do so, argues this neuroscientist.
The diversity and inclusion revolution: Eight powerful truths
aden + anais co-founder Raegan Moya-Jones
Jill Schlesinger
A Remedy for Big Talkers in Meetings
Dan Ariely
Student with a serious brain condition overcomes six surgeries and a stroke - which forced her to relearn even simple tasks like walking and getting dressed - to study to become a doctor
Houston, Texas medical school student Claudia Martinez has survived six brain surgeries and a stroke while studying to become a doctor, after having her first operation at age 19 in 2012.
Ways To Get People To Do Things They Don’t Want To Do
Nir Eyal
Why We Should Pay More Attention To Introverts
Interview with Susan Cain