James Clear's "Atomic Habits" is another one of those self improvement books, that can also be applied to business.

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Every action you take leaves another one untaken, and other babbling stabs of wisdom from a father.

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Creative thinking continues to be a coveted workplace skill, but will also keep you ahead of AI's takeover of the world.

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Altruizing is another made-up word, but it goes to the heart of one of the biggest moral dilemmas in business.

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Much of our shift to virtual communication will stick around forever, thus making it more imperative that we learn to decode nonverbal cues from those with whom we work.

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Bald eagles spend hours just staring out to sea, surveying their environment. We could learn from bald eagles.

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We get carried away with how we look, where we should be concerned with how we perform.

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We fall into habits of comfort like quicksand. The way out is to avoid predictability with words we use in our communication.

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Curiosity is the root of all authentic learning. If you wish to keep pace in the workforce and life, you must embrace the desire to learn.

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In the wake of a pandemic, and the ongoing encroachment of AI on the workplace, the World Economic Forum has deemed critical thinking one of humans' most important skillsets.

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