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The Magic of an Outside Perspective
Leadership

The Magic of an Outside Perspective

Personal growth comes from self-awareness, and the practice of journaling is a phenomenal way to start that process with regular reflection—as long as your…
johnmeese
Journaling for Self-Awareness
Leadership

Journaling for Self-Awareness

Charley Kempthorne has been keeping a journal for more than 50 years. Every morning before the sun is in the sky, the professor-turned-painter carefully types…
tashaeurich
Cornering the Paper Tiger
Leadership

Cornering the Paper Tiger

Studying the history of paper, as I did while writing the book Paper: Paging Through History, exposes a number of misconceptions.
markkurlansky
Moleskine Mania
Leadership

Moleskine Mania

If you ever attend Milan’s Design Week—a sweeping furniture fair, art festival, and Prosecco-soaked party that takes over Italy’s financial capital each…
davidsax
Your Own Personal Time Machine
Productivity

Your Own Personal Time Machine

I spend most of my work-life in meetings. Note-taking is a survival skill. Yet, I am surprised at how few people bother to take notes in meetings.
Michael Hyatt
Look for the Good Apples
Leadership

Look for the Good Apples

When the conversation turned to his status as the first American to hold the much-coveted WBC World Heavyweight Championship belt in eight years, no one…
shawnmacomber
What Great Leadership Looks Like
Leadership

What Great Leadership Looks Like

Whenever I have the opportunity to speak in front of a group of leaders, I often ask them to recall the greatest leaders they’ve ever worked with.
danielharkavy