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Ed Batista, HBR Blog Network, November 21, 2013 Success is often built on a reflexive habit of saying “yes” to opportunities that come our way. But as we succeed, a key challenge becomes prioritizing the many opportunities that present...
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Ciara Byrne, Fast Company, February 6, 2014 The Guardian’s in-house “attention data” tool Ophan allows for real-time feedback, tracking all of their traffic and making it available 400 journalists, editors and developers in less than five...
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Lucy Marcus “In the Boardroom,” Reuters TV, February 28, 2014 Pope Francis is overhauling the Vatican’s finances, opening it up to external scrutiny and surprise audits. The aim, he says, is to spend more of the Holy See’s money on helping the...
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Nelson D. Schwartz, The New York Times, February 28, 2014 The economy finished 2013 on a weaker footing than first thought, heightening concern that the United States is in the midst of another of the periodic slow patches that have dogged the recovery over the...
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Andrew O’Connell, “The Daily Stat,” HBR Blog Network, February 28, 2014 A study conducted at the University of Hamburg in Germany shows that positive thinking about the future, as expressed in presidential inaugural addresses, predicts declines...
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Big Think Editors, Big Think, February 27, 2014 Why do we procrastinate? This video helps to explain the science of procrastination and reveals ways to manage it. […read more] {source}<iframe width=”300″ height=”169″...
