In this podcast, HBR editor Kevin Evers shares his thoughts on what makes Taylor Swift an unlikely strategy genius. Discover how the pop icon has defied all expectations of success by adhering to key strategy principles at every stage of her career.
Author, podcaster, keynote speaker, and the original "anxious achiever" Morra Aarons-Mele talks to us about turning anxious feelings to our advantage. Learn to recognize the symptoms of anxiety, and discover how to dial them down or up to suit your needs.
Do you use AI at work? Should you? On this week's podcast, Mindtools Senior Research Analyst Dr Anna Barnett stops by to share the latest research into AI, and offers useful principles and practices for working on AI's "jagged frontier."
George Ward has studied what really affects how good people feel – and how well they work. His new book gives a detailed account of workplace wellbeing and its key drivers, offering a data-driven perspective on the connections between happiness, productivity, and organizational success.
Are you not the boss you'd hoped you'd be? Making the transition to management is tough. In this podcast, executive coach Sabina Nawaz shares her insights into how to become a great boss.
Ready to write your first book? In this podcast, Becky Westwood reveals how she planned, penned and published a book. She reveals the barriers she overcame, the highs and lows of the writing process, and the tips she's got for budding authors everywhere!
In this podcast, self-development expert Sid Madge explores why we sometimes feel powerless to improve ourselves, and what we can do about it. Find out how to become the author of your own life story, to begin plotting a brighter future from today.
In this podcast, breathing coach Jane Tarrant explains what a difference it can make when you learn to breathe better. Discover the power of nose breathing. Learn how to use your "D-spot." And try an exercise to retrain your tongue – to start breathing new life into your wellbeing and your work!
In this podcast we meet Lauren Ezzell, Head of Family Experience at Maple. She explains how technology offers new ways for working parents to organize themselves and their families, coordinate with their colleagues, and join a global community of support.
Leading human-rights lawyer Michael H. Posner challenges leaders, managers, investors, and every consumer on the planet, to ask deeper questions, take more responsibility, and make better decisions – to help protect people's fair treatment and dignity.
Laura Hamill is a former Microsoft director, and now a well-known advisor to companies who want to improve their cultures. Her new book, "The Power of Culture," is full of insights about positive culture creation – and, when necessary, cultural change.
Mental health expert Tom Oxley explains how to recognize when people may be having difficulties, and open up meaningful conversations with them. Find out the right and wrong things to say. And learn how to make your whole team happier to talk about their mental health, to get any help they need.
