Straight talk from four business leaders in Ethiopia, Israel, and more. I’ve written extensively about charting your course in life. Defining success for yourself, on your terms, is key to living a full and meaningful life. But in a U.S. culture that emphasizes wealth, power and recognition, success based on intrinsic motivators may seem instinctively … Read more
I’ve observed that millennials are turning to internal coaches to help them make the behavioral changes they need for growth. With millennials making up the largest segment in the U.S labor force, now is an exciting time to train this prominent generation. However, with this changing workforce comes a different set of values, traits and career motives. … Read more
Artificial intelligence’s takeover is not an impending possibility — it’s here. We use GPS without a thought, accept guidance from customer service bots, and our interests quickly turn into smartphone recommendations. From these experiences, I can’t help but connect the dots to the impact they will have on the passion I hold professionally dear: leadership. … Read more
“I am comfortable that this company for which I’ve worked for such a long time believes in doing the right thing. I wouldn’t want to be here if I felt there was a conflict between my values and the company’s core values,” declares Adam Goldstein, President and COO of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Benevolence For … Read more