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The Science of Meditation
Leadership

The Science of Meditation

Three years ago I boarded a crowded, somewhat dirty bus and set off for Wat Suan Mokkh, a Thai forest monastery. The grounds featured giant monitor lizards and[...]
Erin Wildermuth
I Love Energy!
Leadership

I Love Energy!

“Are you tired, run down, listless? Do you poop out at parties? Are you unpopular? The answer to all of your problems are in this little bottle!”[...]
Andrew Lott
A Recipe for Self-Renewal
Leadership

A Recipe for Self-Renewal

Time management is about scarcity, because time is fixed. You only have 24 hours in a day, 168 hours in a week, 8,760 hours in a year (tack on an extra 24 for[...]
Michael Hyatt
6 Ways to Meditate to Great
Leadership

6 Ways to Meditate to Great

In corporate training, I use meditation to help teams to be mindful or present. It can really transform the workplace. Not only does it improve productivity[...]
iancron
Our Soured Romance with Overwork
Leadership

Our Soured Romance with Overwork

The idea that working ever harder and longer leads to better results is as American as apple pie, despite all evidence to the contrary. Chronic overwork is[...]
RiShawn Biddle
The Science of Overwork
Leadership

The Science of Overwork

In the 2007 film “Music and Lyrics,” an absent-minded lyricist played by Drew Barrymore drives her high-strung musical partner a little crazy by[...]
Erin Wildermuth
What Top Talent Really Wants in a Job
Leadership

What Top Talent Really Wants in a Job

In the face of new volatility in the financial world and a tightening labor market, how can you find and keep the talent you need without simply throwing more[...]
Mark Miller
Living the Impossible Dream
Leadership

Living the Impossible Dream

Your ambitious goal isnโ€™t impossible to accomplishโ€”and donโ€™t let anyone tell you otherwise. The first step in making any endeavor possible is dismissing[...]
RiShawn Biddle