Imagine your life as a startup—how would you lead it to succeed? That’s the premise of The Happiness Files, a collection of essays from The Atlantic by bestselling author and Harvard professor Arthur C. Brooks. Drawing on behavioral science, philosophy, and practical wisdom, Brooks explores how to find love, satisfaction, and meaning in work and life. Covering themes from career to relationships, these essays offer inspiration and actionable guidance for building a fulfilling life.
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We all have blindspots—traits or behaviors we’re unaware of that limit our effectiveness. In Blindspotting, clinical-psychologist-turned-business-coach Martin Dubin reveals six types of blindspots and shows how to uncover and address them. Through real coaching sessions and practical tools, he helps leaders recognize where they get in their own way, develop greater self-awareness, and unlock the performance needed for lasting leadership success.
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What makes great teams thrive? At the heart of their success is emotional intelligence—not just in individuals but embedded in the team’s culture. In The Emotionally Intelligent Team, psychologist Vanessa Urch Druskat draws on thirty years of research to share a practical model for building teams that collaborate, grow, and deliver results. Learn how to foster shared norms that drive trust, engagement, and high performance across your organization. |
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Managing a successful strategic initiative can transform your company—and accelerate your career. But leading a cross-functional team on a high-profile project brings complex challenges and risks. The HBR Guide to Managing Strategic Initiatives Toolkit gives you the tools to set up projects for success, navigate obstacles, and put strategy into action. Inside, you’ll find an ebook copy of the HBR Guide, a toolkit handbook that explains how to apply each tool, plus downloadable exercises, worksheets, templates, and assessments to help you evaluate, prioritize, and scale initiatives for long-term impact. |
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