Tsedal Neeley is the Naylor Fitzhugh Professor of Business Administration and Chair of the MBA Program at Harvard Business School. Sheâs also a board director, bestselling author, and one of LinkedInâs Top Voices on leadership and the future of work. Recently, she shared a simple but...
If you can model a principle, test it against history, and refine it, youâve just taken your decision-making to another level. Suddenly, emotion stops hijacking the process. Bias gets sidelined. You get clarity. Thatâs the beauty of algorithms. Theyâre nothing more than precise instructions, like words,...
If youâre in the CEO chair, youâre carrying two brands at once: your corporate brand and your personal one. And theyâre inseparable. What you say, post, or endorse can strengthen trust or shake it overnight. Cult Branding teaches us the principle of Openness, be intentional and...
âI once asked a truly great chef how he got to be so good. He said, âItâs all in the recovery. How you correct your mistakes.âââBilly Joel, And So It Goes Thereâs a quiet brilliance in that quote from Billy Joelâs new documentary. Itâs not about...
Reclaim the Inner ChildPlay. Create. Touch the parts of you untouched by judgment. Life becomes dull when you abandon the one who still dreams. Pick up a brush, a journal, a guitar, anything that brings wonder back to your fingertips. Confront the ShadowDonât look away. Turn...
Hey, I get it. When youâve worked hard to get where you are, when youâve built something meaningful, when people look to you for answersâitâs easy to start believing your legend a little too much. Success has a way of lifting us up, sometimes so...
Iâve always been fascinated by magic. Working alongside some of the worldâs top magicians, Iâve seen firsthand how a well-executed trick doesnât just fool peopleâit changes their perspective. Thatâs what real magic is: not just deception, but expanding what someone believes is possible. I still marvel...
We all get stuck. It doesnât matter how smart, experienced, or successful we areâthere comes a time when the ideas stop flowing, the path forward isnât clear, or motivation just dries up. And when that happens, frustration sets in. Adam Alter, in The Anatomy of a...
In the vast emptiness of space, where the margin for error is razor-thin and every decision carries immense weight, leadership isnât just a skillâitâs a survival strategy. Few people understand this better than Commander Chris Hadfield, the renowned Canadian astronaut who spent nearly half a...
In 1997, a young Tom Brady wasnât the strongest, fastest, or most naturally gifted quarterback at the University of Michigan. He was seventh on the depth chart, barely seeing the field. But instead of relying on talent alone, he practiced relentlesslyâstudying film, refining his mechanics,...