Follow the latest thought leadership from the authors of The Wall Street Journal Bestselling book, Connectable: How Leaders Can Move Teams From Isolated to All-In. Topics include workplace connection, cultivating belonging, inclusive leadership, employee loneliness, and much more.
Emotional intelligence is the future of work. Human emotion is one of the most powerful forces on the planet. Emotions start wars and create peace; spark love and force divorce.
Learn moreA pervasive myth still exists. This myth stifles wellbeing and performance at work. The myth is that emotions don’t belong at work. That workers can flip a switch and shed all of their fear, joy, sorrow, and hope at the door of work.
Learn moreRemote work has worked. Halo Top, the reduced-calorie ice cream brand, grew from $230,000 in 2013 to more than $100 million in 2018 and they achieved that growth with all 75 employees working remotely.
Learn moreNinety-two percent of Americans believe smartphone addiction is real but most underestimate just how much they use their smartphone. Sixty percent of people think they touch their phone 100 times or less per day, however, a typical user taps, touches, or swipes their phone 2,617 times per day.
Learn moreThe world became a lonelier place on September 2, 1969. On this date at a Chemical Bank branch in Rockville Centre, Long Island, New York the first ATM was unveiled.
Learn moreYou'd think a digital native generation would want to work digitally, right? Think again. I've studied generational dynamics at work for a decade with an emphasis on the emerging generations.
Learn moreWhen faced with a nutrient deficiency, people seek to replenish. When we are physically malnourished, we find sustenance. Same holds true mentally.
Learn moreWhat if you personally possessed the most valuable resource on Earth? How would you wield such a prized resource? Would you consume, hoard, or share it?
Learn moreUbiquitous connectivity, mobile technology, shifting generational expectations, and life events (such as the COVID-19 outbreak) have all swiftly contributed to the growing number of people working from home.
Learn moreRemote work has worked. Halo Top, the reduced-calorie ice cream brand, grew from $230,000 in 2013 to more than $100 million in 2018 and they achieved that growth with all 75 employees working remotely.
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