At a time with ever increasing change and uncertainty, it is extremely challenging to set a course direction in business. As the pandemic has highlighted, successfully navigating this uncertainty can be the difference between success and failure.

Samuel Cook learned a thing or two about how precious and fleeting life is during his tours serving in the US Army and losing a brother early.

Behold a new frontier of organically grown thought leaders, courtesy of the philosophy and culture media outlet, Planksip.

A call for human-centric organizations is in order, says Executive Advisor and Futurist Deborah Westphal.

Natalie Benamou found her career of 29 years entirely altered when Covid hit. Her world came to a crashing halt when trade shows were cancelled right and left. Doors were swiftly closing everywhere. And that’s where the magic happened.

Much of what traditional diversity programs teach is wrong … and sometimes illegal.

In an age when people ache for meaning and purpose, there is a tremendous opportunity to connect with nature to let in its wonder. Doing so affords emotional and spiritual well-being and can awaken the path to purpose.

Lars Peter Niessen has managed to find a special niche most of us like to avoid – he’s got a knack for working productively in “messes” and has done so all over the world.

Most people lack the clarity of who they really are and seem to be in an endless search for a better job. And this is the problem; people are looking for a good job, the ideal job, instead of first figuring out their purpose, why they are here on earth.

People are yearning to tune in to their unique reason for being, desperately seeking ways to matter.