Why and how to prevent truth decay
“We don’t see things as they are; we see things as we are.” – Anaïs Nin, French-American essayist. After coming across this quote three times over a five-day period last month, I stopped to reflect on its powerful message and relevancy for our times. Nin died more...
Four kind gestures for communicating better in the virtual world
Little gestures — such as a smile, a head nod, a shared grimace, a touch on the arm, and small movements — say a lot when you’re working with your direct reports, team members, peers, colleagues, bosses and others. These gestures put people at ease...
Want more humanity at work? Bring in the dogs!
Want more humanity at work? Let dogs into the workplace. As humans’ best friends, dogs bring out the best in humans, which makes the work environment more humane. For example, thanks to their temperament, dogs easily put people at ease, boost empathy, and inspire...
Why and how to avoid silencing “others”
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