Yearly Archives: 2026
New Research: Why Fools Are More Influential Than Liars
Picture two colleagues telling you the exact same false thing. One knows it's false and says it anyway. The other has no idea whether...
New Yale Research Shows That Revenge Is An Addiction
James Kimmel Jr. was a teenager on his family’s Pennsylvania farm when years of bullying by neighboring kids escalated far beyond pushing and shoving. They...
Emotional Intelligence Quote Of The Week: Seneca On Pessimism
Lucius Annaeus Seneca’s friend Lucilius was spiraling over a danger that hadn't arrived, and might never arrive. So, Seneca did what any good friend...
How This AI Company Trains For Agility As They Double In Size Year Over...
When Justin Phalichanh joined Crusoe AI a year ago, the company had about 600 people. Now, it has more than 1,700, with plans to...
New Research: Why ‘Birds Of A Feather’ Is Terrible Advice
Most of us assume our closest friends are basically just like us, but wearing different clothes. New research out of Michigan State University showed...
Emotional Intelligence Quote Of The Week By Rilke: ‘Why Do You Want To Shut...
In August 1904, the poet Rainer Maria Rilke sat down in a borrowed manor house in rural Sweden and wrote a letter back to a...
CEOs Keep Botching AI Layoffs, And It’s Destroying Trust
This month, two of America's biggest employers cut jobs while touting AI, and the backlash landed on how they said it, not just what...
New Research Suggests That Spirituality Might Be The Ultimate Resilience Advantage
For decades, mainstream psychology treated spirituality as a private matter, separate from the biology of mental health. Dr. Lisa Miller, a professor of psychology...
Emotional Intelligence: The Hidden Engine of ROI
What makes a good salesperson? Is it charisma? Being an extrovert? A relentless drive to achieve?
The answer is actually emotional intelligence (EI). Across more...
