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What if the strengths you leave out at work are the ones that could make you a better leader? In Illuminating Hidden Brilliance: The Power of Multidimensional Leadership in a One-Dimensional World, leadership advisor Tony Martignetti explores what happens when we bring more of our creati...

Kevin Roose spent years inside the biggest AI labs for The AGI Chronicles, and what he found is stranger than the headlines: the people most afraid of artificial intelligence are the ones building it, and the finish line keeps moving. Then, Gary Rivlin shares ideas from

People do puzzling things. We buy things to impress strangers, give to charities without checking whether they work, and dig in during negotiations even when a deal would help everyone. Game theory suggests there's a logic underneath all of it. In their 2022 book, Hidden Games, Moshe Hoffman and...

It’s easy to feel optimistic when everything is going according to plan. But what happens when the plan falls apart—or the challenge lasts longer than expected?

Positive psychology researcher Michelle Gielan says optimism isn’t just a feeling we either have or don’t. In Resilient Optimism:...

Before you make plans for the future, how often do you stop to consider the life you’ve already lived? In Life in Perspective, productivity expert Tiago Forte makes the case for an annual review that starts with looking back—not judging yourself or rushing into resolutions.

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