You mean well. You want to stay on track towards your goals at work and in life. But there's so much noise. So many distractions and temptations --especially if … [Read more...]
Want to Retain Information Better? Try This Popular, 70-Year-Old Note-Taking Method
At a conference, in a conference room, or in a classroom, this method is proven and powerful
Anyone who has ever attended a keynote, lecture, or presentation of any kind knows how important it is to take good notes. How many times have you been at a … [Read more...]
8 Not-So-Obvious Ways to Show Employees Gratitude This Holiday Season
Some extra fuel to throw on the warm fire that is genuine gratitude
It's the season to dust off your gratitude-giving chops and show your employees just how valued and appreciated they are. You know the standard moves: a holiday … [Read more...]
Phil Mickelson Just Silenced Critics With a Pointed Tweet. Here’s Why His Approach Was So Smart
With just two sentences, the golf superstar handles critics in sage fashion
Any leader, entrepreneur, or anyone in business has to deal with criticism --it's part of the deal. But no one said it's easy, so when high-profile people … [Read more...]
A Peloton Ad Sparked Huge Controversy Over Its Sexism. It’s Also Just a Terrible Commercial
The stationary bike brand is causing movement against it.
The first time I saw Peloton's new holiday ad, I felt many things, none of them good. And that was before I discovered that the ad blew up the internet. I developed … [Read more...]
How to Negotiate and Reach Compromise Successfully, According to Recent Harvard Research
Make more impact by striking more pacts.
Maybe it seems like every day you find yourself in situations that require successful negotiation with a disagreeing party, where mutual compromise would be vastly … [Read more...]
Warren Buffett Says Doing This 1 Thing Is the Easiest Way to Increase Your Net Worth by 50 Percent
It has, and will continue to, open so many doors for so many people.
Warren Buffett is like that old EF Hutton commercial (and I’m dating myself here)–when he talks, people listen. And they listen because he talks and writes quite … [Read more...]
Envy Can Either Motivate Success or Drive Unspeakably Toxic Behavior. Here’s the Difference, According to a Harvard Psychologist
Many things can inspire those seeking success.
There's a fine line between envy serving as a major motivator towards success, and it motivating us to do terrible things to peers, co-workers, or even … [Read more...]
Science Says Do This If You Want People to Think You’re Trustworthy Seconds After Meeting You
Think of this as a cheat code for portraying trustworthiness (it's not as ironic as it sounds).
It’s not impossible to overcome a bad first impression. In fact, research shows us how. But why would you put yourself behind the eight ball if you don’t have to? Especially when … [Read more...]
17 Phrases Great Leaders Never Say to Employees
There's just no room in great leadership for this verbal spew.
Writer Maya Angelou was only half right when she said that people won't remember what you said, but they'll always remember how you made them feel. True, unless you're talking … [Read more...]
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