Health-Care Apps for Smartphones - WSJ.com
Cardiologist Eric Topol says he knew medicine had reached a turning point when patients started emailing him the results of do-it-yourself…
The Future Of The Workplace - Business Insider
Despite the massive changes we've seen in our personal lives from technology, the workplace has been remarkably static. Many of us still work in big…
Using Feedback Loops To Move From Collaboration To Collective Impact - Forbes
But this is not enough. If we are going to sustain feedback loops or continuous improvement methodologies, we need incentives. The primary incentive,…
Three Things that Actually Motivate Employees - Harvard Business Review - Harvard Business Review
Mastery: Help people develop deep skills. Stretch goals show faith that people can shape the future rather than being victimized by it, and find…
To Find Success, First Write Your Failure Resume | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
An old proverb reminds us that “success has many fathers, but failure is an orphan.” To learn from failure, however, you have to “own” it. You have…
The Single Greatest Reason The World’s Workforce Is Disengaged | Lead from the Heart
13% Engaged: Employees feel a strong connection to the success of their organization – almost as owners – and invest significant discretionary time…
The Berkana Institute
For twenty years, The Berkana Institute has worked in friendship and partnership with people around the world who are discovering that there is no…
For Better Social Skills, Scientists Recommend a Little Chekhov - NYTimes.com
Say you are getting ready for a blind date or a job interview. What should you do? Besides shower and shave, of course, it turns out you should read…
IBM researcher can decipher your personality from looking at 200 of your tweets | VentureBeat
An IBM researcher says she can make a good educated guess about your personality just from looking at 200 of your Twitter messages.
Research — Loran Nordgren Leadership Research, Workshops, and Consulting.
Loran Nordgren’s Research Considers The Basic Psychological Processes That Guide How We Think And Act.