At 22, Eileen Gu is already an Olympic millionaire. She says she uses neuroplasticity to “literally become exactly who I want to be”—and Arianna Huffington and scientists say the brain-training hack really works.
Instead of focusing on a dream title, former U.S. President Barack Obama urges young people to think about the impact they want to have through work and the skills they need to get there.
Apple will build some Mac mini units in Houston as part of its $600 billion US investment, while most Mac and iPhone production stays in Asia.
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The technology can dramatically reduce the “translation” costs that keep teams, tools, and data from working together.
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With the right tools, leaders can learn to pause, reflect, and act in alignment with their values, even when doing so carries risk.
Through the end of the 2010s, people were a company’s infrastructure. Large workforces provided the scaffold upon which a business could build capacity for complexity: hire more people, take on more work.
Artificial intelligence has upended this re…
A conversation with psychology professor Jamil Zaki about the negative consequences of a cynical mindset.
The impact of GLP-1 medications on weight loss is undeniable, but emerging research suggests the results may only be temporary. A growing body of evidence shows that when patients stop taking GLP-1 drugs, much of the weight they lost returns—and so do…
Phoebe Gates, the youngest daughter of billionaire Microsoft founder Bill Gates and philanthropist Melinda French Gates, has a low-key terrifying question she throws at those interviewing for a role at her startup.
The 23-year-old recently ra…
