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With the increasingly rapid development of A.I., will there still a need for human skills?

Discover the concept of evidence-based optimism.

This question has been especially relevant for many in the wake of the recent U.S. election.

While many people cringe at the word "networking", we have the ability to form real connections with people we meet.

Arthur C. Brooks offers a brilliant example of how we can learn from those who are different than us.

Help prepare yourself for retirement by considering these suggestions.

A psychologist shares insights into a personality trait that ruins relationships.

New research finds that loneliness is creating considerable challenges in the workplace.

New research suggests that wanting to be a manager isn't correlated with being good at it.

Recent reports suggest that parental stress is soaring, leading to a response from the U.S. Surgeon General.

New research highlights how cynicism affects one's health and career.

The desire to be productive, if taken to an extreme, can be detrimental to one's physical and mental health.

What do you think about asking yourself these three questions?

A new book offers tools to combat cynicism.

Our inner voice has the power to propel us to new heights - or to weigh us down to the ground.

Did you read this headline with curiosity or revulsion? Either way, read on below!

Can we benefit from thinking about self-exploration in the same way we think about navigating physical space?

Check out Craig's latest article in CEOWORLD magazine covering his discussion with Nick Bloom, Stanford professor and LinkedIn Top Voice on remote work.

Fascinating research suggests that using A.I. for performance monitoring may have unintended consequences.

Forbes magazine asked Craig for his thoughts on this important question.

Spotify ranked Do Good To Lead Well as the 22nd most popular business podcast in July 2024.

In our fast-paced world, it is easy to feel like an outsider looking in.

What does research say about our "go, go, go" culture?

Too often, relaxing summer vacations are spoiled by worrying about work.

Cynicism is an easy habit to adopt, but new research indicates that it negatively affects our mental and physical health.

An interesting perspective on a top coach's decision to turn down an offer from Craig's beloved Los Angeles Lakers.

Research indicates that working from home two days per week had no effect on performance and lowered quit rates.

Could leadership rooted in empathy be the game-changer in today's diverse, multi-generational workplaces?

Has it become commonplace in our society to take on too much, and consequently not do things well?

In our personal and professional lives, it appears our frustration is often boiling over.

"In our relentless pursuit of the extraordinary, we often overlook the inherent beauty and richness of the everyday."

Will A.I. correct or perpetuate common human biases in the hiring process?

Learn more about a star actor's perspective on social media.

Many people feel it is easier to "do it themselves" than it is to delegate. Here are some tips to improve your delegation skills.

Studies show that lunch breaks improve performance and productivity.

Several years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, it appears that workers are struggling.

An increasing number of organizations are abandoning the performance review.

Research shows that prospective employees are frequently ghosting their interviewers.

Emojis have become a common feature of our texts and emails - but they can be interpreted differently by different audiences.

Rocio Lorenzo and her team surveyed 171 companies to learn more about diversity's impact on innovation.

Learn more about LinkedIn's list of 2023's most in-demand skills, as reported by employers.

An intriguing argument suggests that building trust depends on three core elements.

New research suggests that "home fever" can be a negative side effect for many.

Did you know that a majority of millenials say they would take a 20% pay cut to achieve greater work-life balance?

The tables were recently turned as Craig guested on Merideth Bell's Grow Strong Leaders Podcast.

New research challenges common biases about the benefits of extraversion for leaders.

Learn to recognize and foster different forms of trust with your teams.

Learn more about David Katz's incredible mission to solve ocean plastic.

AI is one of the hottest topics in our society - with many people excited by it, while others are deeply concerned.

Mental health is a major area of emphasis in our personal and professional lives.

What if meetings could be something to look forward to?

Even "micro-acts" of kindness can cause observable benefits to our well-being.

Although anger is a natural and healthy emotion, we must learn to process and express it wisely.

Contrary to popular opinion, venting may be counterproductive.

One of the greatest gifts we can give to ourselves and others is being more present.

We can effectively navigate difficult conversations by embracing the ethic of constructive dialogue.

Learn more about the WOOP method of visualizing Wishes, Obstacles, Outcomes, and Plans to achieve our goals.

After the pandemic, many individuals found their small talk skills were rusty.

New research underscores the power of story in our lives.

Emotions are highly contagious - and that's something leaders need to be aware of.

As in many other aspects of our lives, our gift-giving skills can be improved by studying evidence-based research.

This timely article delves into some of the most common challenges faced by workers in today's economy.

In a fast-paced world, it helps to think quickly and speak impactfully.

This timely article provides five evidence-based insights into managing microaggressions.

Helping others is a surprisingly effective way to build one's own resilience.

New research suggests factors other than overstimulation may be at play.

A recent survey showed employees disapprove of organizations using therapy-speak in some cases.

This Fast Company article shares fascinating details about Alan Mulally's tenure as CEO of Ford.

Read about these eight important types of humility.

Our emotions can either aid or hinder our ability to sleep.

While we all care what others think of us, it is possible to care too much.

Numerous terms that were once uncommon outside of therapeutic settings are now frequently used in conversation.

As we move into the final weeks of summer, many of us will return from vacations - and experience stress.

Finding ways to stay strong and pivot quickly in challenging times is vitally important to our personal and professional wellbeing.

Passive-aggressiveness is a common - and destructive - behaviour.

Many of us claim to be master multitaskers - but the evidence tells a very different story.

While many people fear failure and attempt to avoid it, this mindset undermines our success.

We are in the midst of what has been called a narcissism epidemic, with one in three people exhibiting signs of Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

This thought-provoking article is based on over 50 years of study and practice.

While many of us feel you can never have too much choice, research tells an entirely different story.

Understanding ourselves is a lifelong endeavour. Our personalities play a vital role and are at the heart of this journey.

Few topics can create a more profound sense of awkwardness than money.

Despite the impressive evidence supporting its effectiveness, some people struggle with the idea of meditating.

Recent research has shown that perfectionism has been on the rise since the 1980s.

The pandemic continues to shape our lives, including the way we lead. Insights from Arianna Huffington and Nabeela Ixtabalan.

Navigating a crisis can put the most values-driven organization to the test. Insights from Hyundai Canada CEO Don Romano.

Lessons on conscious leadership from Gerrard Schmid, CEO of Diebold Nixdorf.

Words matter. How shifting our language can maximize resilience and lower stress.

Following the Golden Rule may seem like an essential tenant of successful leadership. However, there may be more to the story.

Evidence suggests that empathy is critical when it comes to ethical decision-making and overall leadership effectiveness.

Conflict is a natural and inevitable part of being human. At home or in the workplace, different opinions, perspectives, and values intersect.