Thought Leaders
Tap into advice and insights from some of the business world's foremost thought leaders, and find out what it takes to join them.
Nvidia Insiders Reveal How Jensen Huang Wants Emails to Be Written
"You'd get in trouble for sending a super-long email to him."
Why Remote Work Policies Are Good For the Environment
Remote work policies are crucial for ESG guidelines. Embracing remote work can positively impact your business and employees.
This Nurse-Turned-Entrepreneur Saw the Needs of Underserved Communities Firsthand. Now, His Company Uses AI to Help Them.
Kwamane Liddell, the innovative founder behind ThriveLink, shares his entrepreneurial journey.
Stop Sabotaging Your Own Success — Kick Unproductive Thinking to the Curb With These Tips
Want to streamline your business and take it to new heights? You need to learn to stop the negative thought processes that lead to unproductive thinking. Here's how.
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How to Build Trust and Transparency With Your Customers While Taking Their Data
In this article, we'll explore why businesses must prioritize customer data security and privacy when embracing innovation and provide guidance on navigating the complex landscape to mitigate inherent risks.
Getting Funding as a Minority-Owned Business Shouldn't Be a Far-Fetched Dream. Here's How This CEO is Making Public Capital More Available to All.
Historically, minority-owned businesses have faced barriers that limit their access to public capital and other necessary financial resources essential for scaling operations, innovating products, and expanding into new markets. It shouldn't be this way — raising public capital should be accessible for all, not just a privileged few.
Overnight Success as a Startup Is Unrealistic — Embrace the Uncertainty and Try This Instead.
The startup norm of "move fast and break things" is short-sighted. Here is why being patient will serve your business in the long run.
How Visionary Leaders Transform Curiosity Into Groundbreaking Ideas
Lee Brian Schrager, founder of the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, discusses the spark that launched FoodieCon, his best practices for running popular food events, and why all business owners need to adapt to social media trends.
4 Steps You Need to Follow to Make It Through Any Crisis With Your Company Intact
The steps we take before a crisis define our team's future resilience in the face of one. Here's what you need to do to prepare for a crisis of any kind at any time.
I Blocked a Toxic Childhood Friend and It Taught Me an Important Lesson About Managing People
There's nothing more soul-sucking than a friend or coworker who only takes but never gives. We call them "Energy Vampires," and this is how you should deal with them.
The Path to Success Is Filled With Mistakes. Do These Four Things to Tap Into Their Growth Potential.
Mistakes are often perceived negatively, seen as costly and unacceptable. However, each mistake holds valuable lessons, especially new ones.
Want to Get The Most Out of AI? Start Treating AI Like Your Human Employees
The latest AI agents are capable of fantastic growth and evolution — if we learn to coach them past their mistakes
I Led 26,000 Employees Across The World — I See This Leadership Skill Being Overlooked The Most By My Industry Peers.
By bonding with their team individually and at scale, leaders can create a culture where people take risks and overcome the toughest challenges
How to Break Out of AI-Fueled Analysis Paralysis
Instead of getting overwhelmed by an abundance of data, leaders should focus on clear use cases and quick wins.
Jack Dorsey Says Social Media Has an Algorithm Problem, and Elon Musk Agrees: 'We Are Being Programmed'
"The public square cannot be owned by one company," Dorsey said. "The public square, by default, is the Internet."
