Work
By Kristen Hadeed
Permission to Screw Up
If you haven’t heard of Kristen Hadeed yet, you’re in for a treat. She’s an unlikely, winsome, fiercely warm-hearted business owner who’s not afraid to... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution
Overthrowing the Tyranny of the Ideal
Ditch the critic; embrace the strong man who forges forward. Read more >
Kids and Parenting
By Adriana Brad Schanen
Quinny & Hopper: Smart Cookies
Quiet Revolution is excited to share an excerpt from Adriana Brad Schanen’s new children’s novel, Quinny & Hopper: Smart Cookies–the third book in her Quinny & Hopper realistic... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution's Field Notes
Being an Introvert Turned Out to Be My Asset
Embracing apparent contradictions—introvert in communications?—results in a perfect job. Read more >
Kids and Parenting
By Heidi Kasevich, PhD
Setting Yourself Free with the Power of Quiet
Cantadora “A Cantadora is a female leader who keeps the stories of her community and shares them with others when she believes that they need... Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
Change Your Habits, Change Your Life
Change can be small or big; it's up to you. Read more >
Life
By Pete Mosley
Don’t Sell! Instead, Make Friends: How to Connect Authentically
“Build yourself a fortress of goodwill. Fill it with people who love what you do. Create a virtuous circle of loyalty and trust.” You know... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution
When Sharing Hurts
Organizational behavior researcher Kerry Gibson sat down to answer a few questions about her study, When sharing hurts: How and why self-disclosing weakness undermines the task-oriented... Read more >
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By Quiet Revolution
The Excellence Dividend
Excerpted with permission from Chapter 13 of The Excellence Dividend by Tom Peters. THE EIGHTEEN-SECONDS SYNDROME Jerome Groopman, a physician and Harvard med school professor, wrote How... Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
New Power
Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about Henry Timms and Jeremy Heimans’ new book New Power: How Power Works in Our Hyperconnected World – And... Read more >
Kids and Parenting
By Emma Yang
The Fall of the Cat
Kittenish: playful and lively. A kitten isn’t a kitten if it doesn’t chase after anything in sight that wriggles, hops, or glitters. A kitten isn’t... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution
The Purpose Revolution
Do decisions in your job cause you discomfort? Do you wish you could use your role to do something great? Maybe you feel like the... Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
How to Be Yourself
Quiet Revolution is thrilled to spread the word about Ellen Hendriksen’s new book How to Be Yourself: Quiet Your Inner Critic and Rise Above Social Anxiety.... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution
The Introverted Leader
Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about Jennifer Kahnweiler’s book release of The Introverted Leader: Building on Your Quiet Strength 2nd Edition. The following excerpt is from... Read more >
Life
By Quiet Revolution
I Am, I Am, I Am: Seventeen Brushes With Death
This week we are incredibly fortunate to share with you the first chapter of one of the greatest memoirs released this year, I Am, I... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution's Field Notes
When Work Is Like a Battlefield
5 ways to assert your introvert boundary. Read more >
Life
By Karl Moore
3 Ways to Be a More Effective Ambivert
In a world of extroverts and introverts, there is a group that often goes underlooked: ambiverts. These are the people in the middle of the... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution
Great at Work
Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about Morten Hansen’s new book, Great at Work. The author wrote the following blog post for the Quiet Revolution... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution
Powerful: Building a Culture of Freedom and Responsibility
Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about Patty McCord’s new book, Powerful: Building a Culture of Freedom and Responsibility. The author answered the following questions... Read more >
Work
By Quiet Revolution's Field Notes
The One Gesture That Can Make the Difference
How to effect great change from the bottom up—quietly. Read more >
