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Harvard, Yale, And US News: Who’s Flunking Whom?

Forbes Leadership

Harvard and Yale Law School announced their withdrawal from US News’s law-school-ranking process, citing its “profoundly flawed” methodology “Profoundly flawed” because Harvard and Yale won’t come out on top?

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There’s one simple (but significant) thing that’s undermining your wellbeing efforts at work

Suzi McAlpine

It’s estimated that 1 million workers are absent every day globally due to stress, causing losses for larger companies of more than US$3.5 Wellbeing at work is a hot topic right now – and rightly so. million per company, per year.

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How to Stop Dwelling on Your Stress

Harvard Business Review

Many of us dwell on stressful situations, which only serves to compound the uncomfortable feelings that stress brings. The good news is that you can exit the headspace of stress. People are feeling more stressed than ever, and it’s affecting our well-being.

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You See, You Do: The Importance of Visibility

Michael Hyatt

Bad news first: You don’t default to doing good, hard things. It’s nature’s way of protecting us. You probably default to conserving energy and hedging your bets. But it’s not very satisfying, is it?

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Ten Principles to Keep Our Anger in Check

Michael McKinney

Anger exercised gives us a jolt of temporary superiority. Anger can alert us to take positive, constructive action when we keep it in check, slow down, and think. Assume good news unless you know better. If it’s bad news, accept, adapt, or take what you consider to be the most appropriate action. Anger assumes privilege.

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3 Ways Our Brains Undermine Our Ability to Be a Good Leader

Harvard Business Review

The team analyzed dozens of leadership development programs used by larger organizations and discovered they often fail to equip leaders across all three domains. The good news is that we can be taught to combat these tendencies once we understand why our brains fight us.

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Why People See Problems Where There Are None

Nir Eyal

Our baseline dissatisfaction is what motivates us, but we must harness it correctly. The good news is you’re not alone. Do you often experience a strange malaise, that feeling of blah-ness you can’t quite explain?

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