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By David Epstein
Have You Ever Felt That You’re in the Wrong Place in Your Career, in Your Life?
Todd Rose, director of Harvard’s Mind, Brain, and Education program, and computational neuroscientist Ogi Ogas cast a broad net when they set out to study…
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By Ashley Goodall
This is How Often Team Leaders Should Meet With Team Members
If you study the best team leaders, you’ll discover that many of them share a sense-making ritual. It’s called a check-in, and in simple terms…
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By Peter Guzzardi
“Emeralds of Oz: Life Lessons from Over the Rainbow”: A Q&A with Peter Guzzardi
Susan: In your new book, you’ve taken a deep dive into one of the most popular films of all time, The Wizard of Oz, which…
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By Matt Kaufman
The Invisible Child
AN INVISIBLE CHILD is one who does not initially stand out for any reason. This child is not extremely athletic, overly popular, or very outgoing….
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By Gabrielle Hartley
How to Handle Conflict Skillfully
When life feels painful or out of control, we want the bad feelings to go away. As fast as possible. We want our situation to…
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By Craig Dowden
The Science Behind “I’m Sorry”: Why to Say It, and How
Dear Friends, We all like to think that we’re great at apologizing, but the truth is that most of us are terrible at it. Yet…
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Wedding Advice for the Quiet Brides in Your Life
Dear Friends, Wedding season is soon upon us. And as someone who joyfully got married under a tree — just my husband and me, and...
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By Lori Gottlieb
Ever Wondered Whether Introverts and Extroverts Act Differently During Therapy? So Did We
Dear Friends, This week, we’re thrilled to feature an exclusive Q and A with Lori Gottlieb, author of the terrific new book, Maybe You Should…
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By Thomas Boyce
Are You an Orchid or a Dandelion? This is One of the Most Important Questions You’ll Ever Answer
Dear Friends, We are so excited to share with you this groundbreaking work by the distinguished UCSF Professor Tom Boyce. Put simply, Boyce and others…
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By Quiet Revolution
Is Your Home or Office as Calm and Ordered as You’d Like?
Is your home or office as calm and ordered as you’d like? If not, read on. This week, we’re very excited to share a Q…
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By Liz Fosslien and Mollie West
Communication Tips for Introverts and Extroverts, from Two of Your Favorite Authors!
This is an excerpt from No Hard Feelings: The Secret Power of Embracing Emotions At Work, by Liz Fosslien and Mollie West Duffy “I’ll go…
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By Quiet Revolution
Quiet at Thomson Reuters
Hi everyone, This week we’re sharing an interview I conducted with Marci Gohmann, Senior Director of Talent and Development at Thomson Reuters. Marci spearheaded a…
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By Quiet Revolution
Overthrowing the Tyranny of the Ideal
Ditch the critic; embrace the strong man who forges forward.
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By Bob Sutton
The Asshole Survival Guide: The Backstory
A few weeks back, the staff at my academic department at Stanford—The Department of Management Science & Engineering—sent me a series of questions to answer…
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By Siva Sankrithi
Reinventing Assessment
Going beyond the basics: shared experience-based assessment that works for all.
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