There's enough brain-rotting stimuli within your child's reach that any parent should take note when hearing of alternatives that have the opposite effect. … [Read more...]
A 50,000 Person Harvard Study Reveals the 3 Telltale Signs of the Most Toxic Employees
Here's how to identify the most troubling future troublemakers
Spotting toxicity in a workplace isn't hard given its prevalence (an astounding 76 percent of bosses are considered toxic by their employees). But spotting what … [Read more...]
This Study Reveals the 7 Best Strategies for Successfully Asking for a Raise
1,000 employees can't be wrong in sharing the right way to go about asking for a raise
Asking for a raise is about as comfortable as giving the boss feedback. Both can be awkward, tension laden, and require you to put your neck out there. But at least … [Read more...]
5 Ways Intelligent People Avoid Losing Their Temper, According to Science
Getting visibly and verbally angry never solves anything. Here's a solve for avoiding it.
Nothing good ever comes from blowing your top at work or anywhere. To be fair, I've seen when leaders lose it but admittedly get a point across, but the … [Read more...]
A 5-Year, 50,000 Person Gallup Study Says This Is the Single Biggest Challenge Managers Face
Leaders face many issues. This one is the granddaddy of them all.
Having spent many years on the front lines of corporate life, I faced myriad challenges, but never stopped to think about which issue was the most challenging. The … [Read more...]
Neuroscience: To Be Far More Productive, Leverage the ‘Coffee Shop Effect’
Something counterintuitive perks up your productivity at the local coffee shop (and it's not the java)
It's long been suspected that sneaking out of the office (or even home office) for a half day of work at the local coffee shop is great for productivity. The coffee jolt, … [Read more...]
This 1 Simple Rule Eliminates Useless Meetings, According to LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner
The LinkedIn CEO weighs in on the art of a good meeting
We waste so much time in meetings--on minutiae, micromanagement, or masquerading. Even more time is wasted in meetings that are pointless. News flash: The exact … [Read more...]
You’re More Likely to Procrastinate if You Answer ‘Yes’ to This 1 Question, According to Princeton Research
Solving procrastination requires understanding why you do it in the first place
Procrastination is the ultimate party-pooper. You have this thing you know you have to do, you put off doing it, and instead do something else you enjoy or … [Read more...]
It’s Time to Set Meaningful Goals for the Next Decade, Here Are 11 Powerful Questions to Do So
Set powerful goals for 2020 and beyond by asking yourself this set of potent questions
As the decade ends, it's time to reflect not only on your goals for 2020, but for the decade beyond. Don't be intimidated, it's not as daunting an exercise as you'd … [Read more...]
Warren Buffett Shared the Key to Leading With Empathy (And It Only Took a Sentence)
The Oracle of Omaha was opining on, of all people, former baseball star turned entrepreneur Alex Rodriguez
Warren Buffett is at it again, this time spouting nuggets of wisdom in, of all places, Sports Illustrated. The magazine interviewed him for their July 1, … [Read more...]
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