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With three decades leading people under my belt, I’ve learned (sometimes the hard way) what motivates people, and demotivates them. I still cringe when I hear leaders say any of these 17 no-no’s. Read more in INC 17 Phrases Great…

While workplace environments have become physically safer and more free of accidents over the years, leading experts argue that the health impacts of social work conditions — the human environment — have remained unaddressed. Read more in inc How Toxic…

Researchers found 44 per cent of the population have purchased toys they enjoyed as kids because they bring back happy childhood memories.Colouring books, cuddly toys and board games top the list, with jigsaws and Lego completing the top five most…

If we tell the right story, both the storyteller and the listener end up with a much bigger picture. We don’t have to debate who is right; we come to a mutual understanding, and that leads us to more creative…

Being transparent and authentic has helped our “employer brand,” which is critical in today’s job market to attract the best employees, in measurable ways. Read more in cnbc A small tech company tried to stop employee turnover. Only one thing…

In the early days of building ThirdLove, I was so fixated on trying to be a “great leader” or a “great public speaker” that I realized I was trying to be someone I wasn’t. Read more in INC 5 Qualities…

A hundred billion dollars is a boatload of money.But for society in general, it turns out, it’s weirdly easy to become that much richer. All we have to do is get off our butts and walk or jog an extra…

In defining “best-performing leaders,” we focused on a number of factors, but gave priority to actual delivery against the organization’s strategy: the clarity and alignment those leaders generated Read more in strategy-business The four X factors of exceptional leaders by…

The consequences of liberalization can really damage some of the poorest in these countries, but that’s not a reason not to do it, that’s a reason to have really great policies of support. Read more in weforum ‘This is Africa’s…

In 1999, the US Food and Drug Administration approved rapamycin as an immunosuppressant to prevent the rejection of transplanted organs. Scientists later found it affected all sorts of biological processes;  Experiments also showed that rapamycin extended the life span of…