leadership

Many employers resort to the interview process to make a decision about a candidate. This is problematic because unstructured interviews

The first was at 47, during a near-death experience that cracked open my sense of time and identity. The second

It took dying nine times in ninety minutes to make me reconsider that relationship. In my late forties, everything was

Amidst last week’s cancer anxiety dance, I tried to take my mind off of it by reading the newly-released Epstein

When we first crossed paths in the mid-1990s, he was 28 and I was 35—both of us ambitious, caffeinated, and

I’ve decided to reprint it here because he and his whole family (wife, four adult kids and a grandchild) came

But what if we stopped hiring for the resume and started hiring for resilience and adaptability? Resilience buys you time

With just two axes and a Sharpie, I can transform anything—from my weekend plans to my spiritual angst—into a clean

We haven’t seen this kind of U.S. economic inequality in the past 100 years. Since 1979, the top 1% of