What I Learned The Hard Way About Becoming A Writer
#093: Strength through habits (Natalie Houston) [PODCAST] - Teaching In Higher Ed
End with the beginning in mind | The Brilliant Beast Blog
Steve Ko's blog
The Case Against Email Strengthens - Study Hacks - Cal Newport
A Modest Proposal Last month, I wrote an intentionally provocative article for the Harvard Business Review's website. It was titled, "A Modest Proposal:
Creativity Is Not An Accident | Scott Berkun
[This is an excerpt from The Dance of the Possible: the mostly honest completely irreverent guide to creativity] Many of our popular stories of discovery are portrayed as accidents or matters of lu…
To Overcome the Fear of Failure, Fear This Instead — Life Learning — Medium
What to Say When You Talk About Yourself | Beth Buelow, PCC | LinkedIn
You've landed the interview for your perfect job. You're on the phone with a potential new client.
I've Been to the Mountaintop
Martin Luther King's last speech
Why You Keep Signing Your Future Self Up for Stuff You Don’t Actually Want to Do
Three Little Words That Will Change Your Life Forever | Beth Buelow, PCC | LinkedIn
One rainy afternoon a few years ago, I was driving into Seattle for a networking event when my husband called me on my cell. I answered (this was pre-hands-free law) and listened, noting the barely perceptible panic in his voice: something unexpected had come up, and he needed the car for an off-sit
Walking The Beat In Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, Where A New Day Began Together : NPR
How To Negotiate Salary: 5 Secrets Backed By Research
Adam Galinsky of Columbia University Business School teaches you how to negotiate salary.
Which Industries Have The Most Women In Senior Management? [Infographic] - Forbes
What Slack is doing to our offices—and our minds | Ars Technica
It started as social software for work, but Slack now has our :heart:, time, and data.
Give up and go up goals
Why Customer Complaints are a Valuable Business Asset | Rainmaker.FM
Actually, You Should Check Email First Thing in the Morning
Just don’t spend too much time on it.
The Time-Consuming Activities That Stall Women’s Careers
Don’t let collaboration sabotage you.
The Perfect Email
You want to write messages that are short and sweet—but not too short or too sweet.
The Look & Sound of Leadership: The Mindful Executive
Global Teams Should Have Office Visits, Not Offsites
You’ll see how your colleagues really work.
The Best Leaders Allow Themselves to Be Persuaded
Especially for the big decisions.
Why Businesspeople Should Join Book Clubs
The benefits go beyond reading more.
106-Year-Old Virginia McLaurin Meets Obama, Dances With Joy - NBC News
Virginia McLaurin, 106, danced, jigged, and whooped her way across the room when she met Barack and Michelle Obama for Black History Month.
Seth's Blog: Prep, spec, fit and finish
In some settings, more than 90% of the time and effort invested isn't in the actual 'work', but in getting setting up, debugging and then polishing the work. Heart surgery, for example, might take five hours to perform, but the...
How to Hire Like a Superboss
Find brilliant people in unusual places.
"I", "We" and "You"
Seth's Blog: Anchoring can sink you
Canny negotiators know that people respond to anchors. If you tell me that your baseball card is for sale for $18, I'm unlikely to offer you $3. Your offering price anchored the conversation. The thing is, we do this outside...
The Mind is Like a Locomotive - Study Hacks - Cal Newport
Deep Thwings Charles Franklin Thwing is a largely forgotten but impressive figure from the early twentieth century. He graduated Harvard in the 1870s,
How Successful People Network with Each Other
Graduate beyond random coffee meetings.