I didn’t set out to start a gratitude ritual with my colleagues at Jotform. A few years ago, as the holiday season approached, I was overwhelmed by the number of tasks left to complete. The stress was so distracting that it made it hard to focus. To b…
The very first time I met my former coworker, my instincts told me something was off. She entered every meeting on a mission: Like an investigative journalist, she wanted to know every little detail of what everyone was working on. She asked a lot of …
“I think an optimist believes tomorrow can be better than today—and they take an active role in making it so,” wrote Tony Safoian, tech CEO.
Optimism, or the act of being hopeful or confident about the future, can benefit your work, your home life,…
As we push through the last stretch of the year, many of us are caught in a relentless “rush, rush, rush, busy, busy, busy” cycle. There’s the pressure to tick every box, meet every deadline, and make it through the end of the year in one piece. But, …
Balancing the demands of work while navigating a personal crisis can feel overwhelming. Whether it’s the loss of a loved one, a divorce, or other life-changing events, maintaining productivity while prioritizing emotional well-being presents a difficu…
The number of people who read for fun appears to be steadily dropping. Fifty percent of U.K. adults say they don’t read regularly (up from 42% in 2015) and almost one in four young people aged 16-24 say they’ve never been readers, according to researc…
An overwhelming number of people—91%, says one study—fail to keep their New Year’s resolutions. Still, a decent percentage of Americans continue to make one each year. But what if January 1 isn’t the best time to implement changes? What if we instead …
Care delivery organizations and payers have accelerated efforts to expand into fast-growing industry subsegments with ‘transact to build’ M&A. Six actions could bolster their chances of success.
A conversation with the CEO of the global semiconductor company.
Imagine this: you’ve just crushed your presentation. The audience was nodding along to your key points, your slides were sharp, and your examples hit home. When it was time for Q&A, you felt unstoppable.
Then comes the first question—and …
