Five Tools Leaders Use to Make a Work Experience More Memorable
How do we make sure a work experience is rewarding for everyone involved? Here are five tools leaders use to make things memorable.
The Law of the First Step
The Law of the First Step is what launches our creativity and innovative ideas into results and meaning in our lives and work.
Seek the Counter Argument
Different perspectives are out there! We just have to be bold enough to seek the counter argument. Artistic expressions can be a great way to do that.
Our Emotional Ties to Clutter
As we begin a new year, many of us are looking to cleanse our living spaces. What should we do when we come up against an emotional tie to our clutter?
Should Business Leaders Promote Policy? A Key Question
Business leaders are playing a bigger role in society by engaging in and promoting policy. While some question their role, business leader activism is a needed role.
Are You Making an Impact: The Importance of Linchpins
What does it mean to be a linchpin? Would they miss you? Scott Savage challenges us to consider what we’re doing to impact our communities today.
Ditch the Napkin: Superficial Versus Inspirational
Superficial versus inspirational. The difference is between action and inaction, substance and hollowness, leading and sitting idle. Work your inspiration.
Inspiration Is for Amateurs
Inspiration is for amateurs. Without hard work, giving things up, and gaining focus, we spin in our aspiration with little progress.
Spring Cleaning Your Life
Spring is often considered a season of renewal. Heidi Oran shares a few ways to check in and consider what’s working and what isn’t.
How Writing Just Might Save My Life
I think social media is trying to kill me. And it’s working with an accomplice, the current state of the world. I suspect I’m not alone in this paranoid delusion. I know that I can’t be the only person whose feeds have slowly morphed from a land of vacation pictures, inspirational quotes, and sales pitches…
Tips for Taking Action from Claire Mahon
Most mornings in my home go something like this: wake up too early to the sound of smartphone alarm clock, rub eyes and check social media feeds and email, crawl back under covers due to overwhelming feelings of despair and frustration, get out of bed and push away the helplessness to work/mom/live. The words HUMAN…
Upstanders: 7 Essential Guiding Principles
“Despite my preference to stay out of the media. I’ve taken the view that each of us can be bystanders, or we can be upstanders. I choose upstander.” Words written from an unexpected individual, Seth A. Klarman, a value investor once called the “Oracle of Boston” by The Economist magazine. Being an Upstander gains…