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The Necessary Discomfort of Inclusive Leadership
Jennifer Brown provides a step-by-step guide for the personal and emotional journey we must undertake to create an inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive.
The Epidemic of Loneliness
People have longed for connection at all times. If you do this for the people you work with and for clients, they will be become your greatest cheerleadersThe Secret Science of Meetings
Meetings are not in and of themselves problematic. Meetings are essential to teams and organizations. What we need to rid ourselves of are bad meetings.Meeting Design for Managers, Makers, and Everyone
Kevin M. Hoffman wrote the book Meeting Design for Managers, Makers, and Everyone with a simple goal in mind: helping people have meetings that empowerBring Your Human to Work
The following is an excerpt from Erica Kewsin’s Bring Your Human to Work: Ten Sure-Fire Ways to Design a Workplace That is Good for PeopleGreat Mondays: How to Design a Company Culture Employees Love
What will it take to be a place people not only want to work, but love to work? A persistent and consistent commitment to designing culture.Games at Work: How to Win Friends and Influence Salespeople
One of the great things about working here is that sometimes work doesn’t feel like work. A couple of weeks ago, I had a chance to help test a gameThe Fearless Organization
Fearlessness is enabled by creating a psychologically safe environment that makes it possible for productive disagreement and free exchange of ideas.
Capacity: Create Laser Focus, Boundless Energy, and an Unstoppable Drive in Any Organization
An organization is only as strong and successful as the health of its people. It builds their capacity for optimal performance and overachievement.
Smarter Than You Think: How Technology is Changing Our Minds for the Better
This book excerpt, from Smarter Than You Think, explores how everything is rewiring your brain and why technology might not be as scary as we think.
Can Being a Good Leader Be Taught?
Leadership development can seem like a mystery but here are three tips on becoming an effective leader and making leadership development more impactful.
These 2 Words Can Help You Accomplish Your Biggest Goals
Change is hard, but using these two words can make a big difference when trying to create big changes in your life or in your organization.
Building a Strong Brand Through Authentic Advocacy
Four ways to build authentic advocacy, which means getting brand buy-in from your employees and customers and getting them involved in advocacy work.
“One Hundred White Castles… and a large chocolate shake”: How Accountability Improves Decision-Making
Accountability improves our decision-making and information processing because we know in advance that we will have to answer others for our decisions.
INSIGHT
This excerpt from the book INSIGHT takes us on a journey of self-exploration, showing us how to survive and thrive an increasingly delusional world.
Why You Need a Pre-Performance Routine
Why is it worth investing time to create a pre-performance routine? Because, it can put you in the right state of mind to boost your chance of success.
Ditch the Manager Mindset for the Craft of Coaching
If leaders start avoiding the constraining manager mindset and let people grow, the more our work environments will thrive and our profit will grow.
7 Reasons That Emotional Intelligence is Quickly Becoming One of the Top Sought Job Skills
Emotional intelligence is just as (if not more) important than technical skill. Here are seven reasons why emotional intelligence is so important.
The Conversation that Changes Everything
Inspiration increases effectiveness, spreads positivity, and helps people and organizations grow. Learn how to increase inspiration at your organization.
Sensemaking
Sensemaking uses human intelligence to develop a sensitivity toward meaningful differences— what matters to other people as well as to ourselves.
The Incredibly Powerful Effect of Simply Giving It a Try
When you avoid a challenging situation out of fear or worry or potential embarrassment, you never get to benefit from the power of discovery.
The Upstarts – the Most Radical Companies in Silicon Valley
Brad Stone talks with the founders of AirBnB and Uber about what it was like starting their companies - the most radical in Silicon Valley
Thinking Outside of the Thinking Outside of the Box
If you want change and fresh ideas, don’t think about that same old box at all. The challenge is not in coming up with catchier ways to describe our goals.
Radical Candor: Be a Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity
Lack of either helpful praise or criticism had absolutely disastrous effects. You can draw a straight line from lack of guidance to a dysfunctional team.
The Social Organism – Harnessing it for Positive Social Change
In this new world, everything from interpersonal relationships to marketing to corporate and political structures is being upended.
