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A New Study Shows a Smile (Even If It's Fake) Instantly Reduces Stress and Anxiety, and Can Make You Happier and Healthier
Force a smile for 20 seconds and boom: less stress, broad health benefits, and infectious (in a good way) prosocial behaviors.
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Want to Learn Better and Remember More? Try This, Says a Cognitive Neuroscientist
It works for about half of us.
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How to Eliminate Uncertainty in Your Company 1 Email at a Time
OKRs aren't just for year-end goals. They may also be key to hitting daily goals. You just need to get your templates right.
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Steal Warren Buffett's Reverse Obituary Trick to Avoid Regrets
Buffett is far from the only thinker to suggest focusing on the end of life and working backward from there.
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How to Be an Accidental Entrepreneur: An End-User Startup Founder
Research shows a sizable percentage of startups are founded by end-users who first discovered how to meet a need or solve a problem and then...
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A 5-Step Leadership Lesson for Less Suffering and More Happiness
Understand how being too nice and so mean go together.
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Multiple Studies Show Humble Leaders Are the Most Effective Leaders. But What Is a Humble Leader?
If you're sometimes hesitant and often unsure, take heart. Science says you have a good chance of becoming a great leader.
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With Credit Tight, What You Need to Know About Securing a Small-Business Loan Now
Despite another recent bank failure and a nationwide pullback in credit, you can still get a loan for your business. Here's your game plan.
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Does Your Team Have the Money-Making Gene?
Some have it; some don't. Just make sure the right people on your team do.
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Why Are Some People Luckier Than Others? They Embrace the Only Way to Create Your Own Luck
The answer lies not in circumstance, but position.
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Why A.I. Is Bad at Prediction, and How You Could Make a Killing Solving the Context Problem
The key is in creating content versus predicting outcomes.
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How to Hack Your Nervous System for Greater Success, According to a Human Development PhD
'Most business schools teach people to manage everything but themselves.'
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Achieving Your Dreams by Working Backward
It is possible to have the life you want by doing a little math to see what it takes.
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How ChatGPT Can Rescue You From Writer's Block
It can brainstorm, draft, and proof -- but not without human effort.
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'Godfather of A.I.' Quits Google. Chief Scientist's Response Is a Lesson for Leaders
The future of leadership is balancing creative tensions.
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Want to Be More Successful, on Your Terms? Science Says Avoid the Spotlight Effect
Research shows no one notices what you do more than you. And that's a good thing.
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4 Things Mark Zuckerberg Just Said About A.I. That Should Concern You
Meta bet big on the metaverse. Now, it's moving on to the next new thing.
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3 Reasons You Need to Pause Before Responding
Take the time to make the right decision and have the right response.
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1 Clear Sign You’re a Great Leader (and Your Employees Won't Leave)
It's hard to walk away from bosses exhibiting this leadership (and human) virtue.
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20 Years Ago, Steve Jobs Taught a Master Class in Emotional Persuasion. Here's How He Did It
"Sell the benefit, not the feature."
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Steve Jobs Said This Is the Number 1 Sign of High Intelligence
Here's a hint: Jobs felt memory, while important, had relatively little to do with exceptional intelligence.
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McCarthy's Debt-Ceiling Plan Would Claw Back Unused Covid Funds, May Cut Jobs
While McCarthy's bill has slim to no odds of passing the Senate, it begins negotiations in Congress as a default looms over the country.
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Why More Small-Businesses Owners Are Offering Retirement Accounts for Employees
New tax breaks and state mandates are leading more small businesses to offer employees a 401(k) plan.
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Organizational Psychology--and a Study of NBA Players--Shows the Fallout From Working for a Toxic Boss Can Last Up to 10 Years
Think your workplace can overcome a few bad leadership apples? Research says think again.
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Here's Why Jeff Bezos's Butterfly Shirt at Coachella Is Going Viral, and What You Can Learn From It
Why is a clothing item that may have cost $12 such a big deal?