14 min read ⌚ Reinventing Leadership for the Age of Mass Collaboration Ever wondered how Wikipedia became Wikipedia without a leader? Emmanuel Gobillot did it years before people even took notice. Leadership must be reinvented for the age of mass collaboration, he suggested, and incorporate this paradigm shift in itself: Leadershift. Who Should Read “Leadershift”? And […]
12 min read ⌚ One Simple Belief to Create Unstoppable Success Think you can’t do something? Marie Forleo says that you’re just not willing – or that you don’t want to do that something decidedly enough. Because, in her opinion, there are no real problems, no real obstacles to keep you from achieving your dreams. In […]
10 min read ⌚ Ready for another true crime story? How about the original one? If so, you’re in luck—today, we have for you the summary of Truman Capote’s most celebrated and genre-defining book: In Cold Blood. Who Should Read “In Cold Blood”? And Why? If you like true crime books such as John Grisham’s The […]
12 min read ⌚ A Story of Justice and Redemption In a March 2012 TED Talk, Bryan Stevenson—USA’s Mandela—reminded the world that, instead of believing everything is right with the world, it needed to talk about injustice and start doing something about it. In retrospect, it sounds as if he was preparing the ground for the […]
12 min read ⌚ How to Identify and Implement Applications for AI in Your Organization Sure you know what AI is, but do you know how to implement it in your organization? If not, let Andrew Burgess be your guide: The Executive Guide to Artificial Intelligence. Who Should Read “The Executive Guide to Artificial Intelligence”? And […]
18 min read ⌚ How Nations Cope with Crisis and Change Ever experienced a personal crisis? Sure, you have! But have you ever wondered whether what you did during a personal crisis of yours can be applied to a nation in crisis? Well, American polymath Jared Diamond has, and he thinks the answer to the previous […]
11 min read ⌚ Transform Your Health from the Inside Out—and Never Say Diet Again Tired of dieting and strict exercise routines? What if we told you that you don’t need them—and that you’d still live a happier, healthier life? As Rebecca Scritchfield says, what you really need is quite simple: Body Kindness. Who Should Read […]
12 min read ⌚ A Guide to Performance Excellence Have you ever felt like you should be able to achieve more than you are achieving? Have you ever felt like your results don’t do justice to your skills or dedication? You might be lacking a lesson or two of something which is often overlooked, but just […]
11 min read ⌚ Finding God in the Faith of Others Are you a Christian looking for God? Barbara Brown Taylor is as good a guide as any. And she wants to teach you a thing or two about: Holy Envy. Who Should Read “Holy Envy”? And Why? When TIME magazine included Taylor in its annual […]
12 min read ⌚ In a letter sent to Bishop Mandell Creighton on April 5, 1887, Lord Acton famously quipped the following: “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men.” Populated with more Hitlers and Stalins than you can imagine, the twentieth century proved Lord Acton’s concerns more […]
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