We hope to succeed, but all we do is imagine varying degrees of failure. For instance, you want to speak to your boss about a raise. You walk up to his/her office but all you can think of are the three times you didn’t make it to office on time and the terrible mail exchange …
A cup of tea is the smallest unit of choice. Decisions such as the amount of sugar, milk, and blend of leaf reflect an exercise in the power of choice. Case in point, Sheena Iyengar, author of the Art of Choosing, and a leading authority on choice theory, talks about her tea-time troubles during her …
The thought of position and power appeals to all of us. But, when it comes to being a follower, we aren’t so stoked. Who wants to be a sheep-like minion when they can be the king of the jungle? Well, think again. There seems to be an amusing truth hidden within this paradox. Robert Kelley, …
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