What Deeply Intuitive People Do Differently By Travis Bradberry.

Steve Jobs once said that intuition is more powerful than intellect. As it turns out, Jobs was onto something, and the scientific community backs him up. It seems that we’ve been giving intuition far too little respect.

Do This When You Are Dangerously Stressed By Bruce Kasanoff.

If you merely give a starving man a fish, the saying goes, you’ll feed him for a day. But teach him to fish, and you’ll feed him for a lifetime.

Why making mistakes can help your career development By Mark M-G

We all make mistakes, pretty much every day in pretty much every aspect of our lives. And it's no big deal - it's the way we're made (we're 'human' and therefore imperfect) and everyone understands that. That is, they understand it unless it's affecting them personally, at which point objectivity is all too often lost.

5 Top Reasons Why Working Late is Bullsh*t By James Kennedy

Almost one-fifth of the UK's workforce, regularly work overtime and receive no extra pay, according to recent studies. While these millions of people's' unpaid work hours can help to boost the economy, they will not see any that £30 billion themselves.

How Being Too Good Holds You Back By Marshall Goldsmith

When it comes to changing our behavior, there are two options that people usually try. The first is attempting a new behavior (like running Saturday mornings, or calling our parents on Thursday afternoons). The second option most people try is eliminating something.

How to quit without burning bridges Alex Malley.

The resignation, now there’s a scenario in professional life that many people struggle with.
Satisfying the demands of your existing role while juggling covert conversations with recruiters, interviewing, negotiating – it’s like leading a double-life before you finally arrive at the operation’s inevitable climax: breaking the news to your employer.

Lead with Courage By Douglas Conant.

When we think of courage (especially as we prepare to celebrate Independence Day in the United States), we often think of it in its most valorous incarnations — on the battlefield, in the grips of war, when the stakes are unspeakably high.