Kira Stevens dreams big: Tokyo 2020 Paralympics are in her sights
Advice for Men Who Are Nervous About Mentoring Women
Taking a better-safe-than-sorry approach is unfair to your employees.
Forget Balance
May Busch
5 Books by Female Authors That Every First-Time Manager Should Read
Reading and learning from others is vital for growing personally and professionally, but it should also become a core part of your job.
The Economy’s Last Best Hope: Superstar Middle Managers
Only a third of U.S. workers feel inspired at work, and a Gallup analysis suggests that’s hurting the economy. What if it all can be fixed by hiring better bosses?
How to Actually, Truly Focus on What You’re Doing
interview with Cal Newport
Michael Bungay Stanier
Ridiculously Human podcast
Managing The Chaos
Chris Lema
Stop letting ‘the everyday’ get in your way
Bill Gates Has the Most Genius Ways of Remembering What He Reads
This is such a helpful tip for all of us.
5 Ways To Shut Down Mansplaining
Nearly all women get mansplained or talked over in meetings at some point. Here are five solutions to shut it down while elevating your credibility.
How Dow Chemical Got Woke
How Dow Chemical Got Woke
Turn Your Weekends Into Mini-Vacations
You don’t need to leave town to think about your days of rest in a way that sends you back to work on Monday a happier person.
How transparent should you be as a leader?
This is a question many leaders struggle with — including myself. Do you share financials with the company? Or how about salary?
A First-Time Manager’s Guide to Leading Virtual Teams
Understand how distance affects team dynamics.
Why You Might Need to Fire Your Most Talented Employee
Gary Vaynerchuk
Making Jokes During a Presentation Helps Men But Hurts Women
According to a recent study.
The Right Way to Ask, ‘Can I Pick Your Brain?’
Cal Newport Dorie Clark Adam Grant
The Feedback Fallacy
Marcus Buckingham Ashley Goodall
Message to Students and Parents: As a CEO, I’m 10x More Interested in Your Failures Than Your Perfection
Operation Varsity Blues is a big, juicy, enthralling scandal. I just can’t stop reading about it.
This Study Reveals The 5 Biggest Regrets People Have Before They Die
Do you have any regrets? Most people do. But it appears our regrets gain a lot of weight as we approach the end of our lives.
Bonus: Why didn't any Wall Street CEO go to jail after the financial crisis?
Kai Ryssdal
Becoming Expert
Tom Henschel
What Psychological Safety is Not
Amy Edmondson
We Don’t Need Another Hero
Harold Jarche
When a Promotion Means Losing Friends at Work
Sue Shellenbarger
Sponsors Need to Stop Acting Like Mentors
Julia Taylor Kennedy and Pooja Jain-Link
Run towards the roar
Karen Eber
To Maximize Human Capital Investment, Understand And Promote Sponsorship
A new report from the Center for Talent Innovation highlights the importance of sponsorship, as distinct from mentorship—an essential business relationship that is frequently misunderstood and unrecognized but crucial for talent development and diversity and inclusion efforts.
The 9 traits of highly-effective leaders
Learn about the philosophy of servant leadership and the nine behaviors of its founding principles, and hear from some great servant leaders.