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Corporate gifting and clients relationships guide: What leaders need to know about selecting quality wine
Corporate gifting remains one of the most effective tools for strengthening professional…
We played Google’s ‘Garden Gnome’ game. Here’s what it taught us about grit mindset
Google's 2018 Garden Gnomes Doodle looks like a silly time-waster — you…
7 Books I Recommend For Growing a Success Mindset in 2026
A few years ago, I hit a ceiling as a manager. My…
BJ Fogg told Stanford students to floss one tooth per night and it changed how Silicon Valley thinks about behavior change
Fogg's Tiny Habits method starts absurdly small on purpose. His research shows…
5 Books I Recommend for Teaching an Entrepreneurial Mindset in 2026
A few years ago, our team hit a wall. We were shipping…
Walter Mischel offered 600 children a marshmallow and the ones who waited scored 210 points higher on the SAT a decade later
The marshmallow test is the most famous delayed gratification study ever run.…
Patrick Lencioni surveyed thousands of teams and found the same five dysfunctions in almost every one that underperformed
Lencioni's pyramid starts with absence of trust at the base and works…
Gartner predicts that by 2028 one in four enterprise software purchases will be made by AI agents with no human in the loop
Agentic AI is about to change procurement, vendor relationships, and how software…
Robert Cialdini went undercover as a car salesman, fundraiser, and telemarketer to study why people say yes
Cialdini's six principles of influence from three years of fieldwork show up…
Liz Wiseman interviewed 150 leaders across 35 companies and found that ‘multipliers’ get twice the output from the same team
Wiseman's research identified multipliers who amplify intelligence and diminishers who shut it…
Gallup tracked 2.7 million workers and found that manager quality explains 70% of the variance in team engagement
Gallup's data says the single biggest factor in employee engagement is the…
Viktor Frankl survived Auschwitz and wrote the book that 16 million people turned to when life stopped making sense
Frankl's logotherapy argues that meaning, not happiness, is what humans need most.…