The following is adapted from 21st Century Wealth by Rachel Podnos. We’ve all heard that money can’t buy happiness. There’s no doubt, though, that it can help. One highly publicized study found that $75,000 is the income sweet spot for individual happiness. More specifically, the analysis found that earning between…

The following is adapted from Deep Tech by Eric Redmond. If your work situation and team are anything like mine, the COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenge. …

The following is adapted from Building an Elite Organization by Don Wenner. The first time we told our team members we were targeting a 28 percent increase in productivity for the year, they thought we were crazy. Management was bombarded with questions from team members: How can we become 28…

The following is adapted from Your Body, a User’s Manual by Laurie Meinholz. Imagine having to go to work as a construction worker and trying to get your job done while you have a pounding headache. All that you hear inside your head all day is thud, thud, thud. The…

The following is adapted from The Retirement Secret by Pat Strubbe. It’s logical to assume that there’s “one way” to invest that’s agreed upon by the so-called experts. But in fact, it’s the exact opposite. If you interviewed one hundred financial professionals, you would probably get one hundred different recommendations…

The following is adapted from Start with the Give-Me Shots by Marney Andes. People are so busy these days, they don’t take time to reflect. I see it in my own work, and I see it in my personal life. I see it in everyone around me who is stressed…

The following is adapted from Crawl, Walk, Run by Michael Loban and Alex Yastrebenetsky. When we refer to in-house, we’re not talking about bringing video production, content marketing, creative strategy, or social media into corporate brand teams, though some have done that. …

The following is adapted from Real World AI by Alyssa Simpson Rochwerger and Wilson Pang. AI is often poorly understood as a black box. Something goes in one end, and magic comes out the other. …

The following is adapted from Raising Gritty Kids by Kara Yokley and Constance Yokley. “It is not the most intellectual of the species that survives; it is not the strongest that survives; but the species that survives is the one that is able best to adapt and adjust to the…