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The key to a healthy information diet is understanding that this stuff is about your health, not about productivity or politics or fact-checking.
An information diet has to be about personal responsibility.
An information diet has to be about personal responsibility.
Careers. Paychecks. Horrible bosses. If you want a roof over your head, or to make a lasting and meaningful contribution to the world, then work will consume your life. Doesn’t […]
Research shows that a good night's sleep—seven hours or more—results in better and more prolonged exercise sessions later that day.
Information technology will change health care in ways similar to how Amazon changed the landscape of the retail industry.
More than anything else, eating an excessive number of calories is what makes people fat.
Ironically, what are called "compatibility genes" give each person their individuality.
Behavior that would constitute psychosis in adults may be (an unpleasant) part of children's natural emotional development.
The link between periodontal disease and heart disease is so well documented at this point as to not need further discussion, but evidence is also accumulating, and has been for […]
I can’t really influence you most effectively if I don’t know where your mind is at now.
There are other ways of negotiating that can actually get people more of what they want in their interactions.
My vision and view of negotiation is that we are all negotiating all the time.
Every time we learn something it’s a journey. We think we understand it, then we keep going, then we get confused again.
Neuroscientists have since proven that trust is akin to a drug literally because oxytocin is released in the brain when someone feels that someone is trusting them.
As the world has gone from connected to interconnected to interdependent, I believe we’ve entered a new era.
From the perspective of a leader, somebody who wants to hold onto power, it’s the worst form of government because it puts you at the greatest risk of losing power.
There is an interesting interplay between power corrupting and corruption empowering. The causality does not go one way.
We really can’t tell the difference between people who might seek power for some greater good and people who seek power just to aggrandize themselves.
Think of an argument as a collaboration where the two sides are trying to find the right answer.