Today, our phones and laptops are engaged in a constant battle for our attention. We spend an average of around four hours daily on smartphones, which are specifically designed to fragment our time. ...
Economic history often provides a more useful guide to the future than many of the complex economic models that are maintained by central banks, governments, and some in the markets. The key elements ...
History is filled with stories of leaders who rise to the challenge of a crisis and those who crumble under its weight. How are leaders handling today’s crisis, and what can we learn from what they ...
Tech has made our lives easier in so many ways. We can buy clothes or groceries with the click of a button, navigate new cities easily, answer work emails from a Caribbean beach, and keep up with our ...
There is an increasing awareness of the importance of mental wellness and supporting well-being of employees in the workplace. As we grow more aware, we are seeing a decline in mental health across th...
Most professionals rely on email. It is often the starting point for new work. The center of a client conversation. And the initiator of a document, client information, job, task, or discussion piece....
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses everywhere are transitioning to a completely remote work environment. Many employees are working remotely for the first time. And this sudden transition, ...
Lasting shifts in social attitudes, policy, work, and consumption are likely to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s hard to predict precisely how it will shape our perspectives on society, but i...
Crises are opportunities for change. With Covid-19, companies have a unique opportunity and necessity to revisit their business models to build greater systemic resilie...
We’ve all got some sort of a budget. Whether you’re the type to keep an immaculate record of every bit spent down to the last cappuccino or you prefer to keep a more general list of priorities for...