By Linda Le Phan – Kununu There’s a quite popular saying that goes: “Employees don’t quit their jobs, they quit their managers.” And there’s a lot of truth in that saying if you think about it. Your manager – or boss – typically has a HUGE influence on what your job actually looks like from… read more

BY Andy Molinsky – Forbes Tony Robbins grew up with little means, but has had a major impact on the world. And by all accounts, his career progression has been extraordinary – touching millions of lives through his books, audio programs, and live events. I recently caught up with Tony to hear about his career… read more

By Christine Lagorio-Chafkin – Inc. Author Steven Johnson offers the counterintuitive advice he learned from studying how people make their most important choices.   When faced with choices, some people are swift and decisive. Others are at the opposite end of the scale, becoming cognitively crippled in the face of a decision. But wherever you fall, chances… read more

By Mike Peake – Friday Magazine Whether you’ve been passed over for promotion or you are being ignored by your colleagues, the workplace can be a minefield, but with a little expert help, Mike Peake says setbacks can be overcome and even turned to your advantage A quick back-of-an-envelope calculation: during the course of a… read more

By Chris Westfall – Forbes Every second, there are 6,000 tweets posted on Twitter. In that very same second, 4,400 calls are initiated on Skype and 972 images are posted on Instagram (according to InternetLiveStats.com). That’s a lot of information. The real question is: does all that information make it easier, or harder, to make a… read more

By Terina Allen – Forbes It’s fascinating how indignant people can get when other people lie about things, yet they readily accept the lies that they tell themselves all the time. Think about it. People respond with things like “how dare you lie to me” or “we can’t have a meaningful relationship if you lie… read more

By Art Markham – Fast Co. Our chronic sleep deficits play a big role in our difficulty focusing on one task. But—and no surprise here—so do our cellphones and the constant stream of emails. The word “attention” in psychology is a catchall referring to any process that influences what information from the world breaks through… read more

By Amy Blaschka – Forbes Many of us resist giving things up because we’ve always had them, or we might use them again one day. It’s incredible how much stuff you can accumulate, especially when you haven’t taken the time to assess whether you still use or need it. Case in point: Over the weekend,… read more

By Caroline Castrillion – Forbes A career setback can be tough. We’ve all been there. Your boss unexpectedly calls you into his office and proceeds to tell you that the business has been sold or you’re being replaced in a company restructuring. Whether you’ve been fired, laid off, or passed over for a promotion, it… read more