t’s no accident that North Korea’s most sacred buildings are its largest.
According to Nick Bonner, a tour guide for Koryo Tours who visits once a year, the leaders of the country aim to prove North Korea’s might through its architecture, most of which is made of bulky concrete. Read More
We know that the human brain is hard-wired to a “fight or flight” response when a person believes danger lies ahead. Yet, when it comes to leaders, I often observe a third response — “freeze” — which frankly is worse than the two other reactions. Read More
Stress has a funny way of sneaking up on you when you least expect it, but how you respond is only half the battle. The secret to winning the war against stress lies in what you do when you aren’t working (and presumably aren’t stressed). Read More
When you’re naturally a glass-half-empty kind of person, hearing slogans like “Think positive!” can make you feel like you’re an occasional jogger being told to run a marathon… tomorrow. Before you can implement positivity strategies—and reap their benefits of improved health, better relationships and more happiness—you have to start by decreasing negativity. Read More
When it comes to spearheading a successful business, the amount of money and sweat equity you put in is equally as important as the amount of time for the services you provide in return. People often go to extreme measures to keep their business afloat, some options being more realistic than others. Read More
Two-thirds of Americans believe that, in 50 years, robots and computers will do much of the work humans now do. The World Economic Forum’s 2016 report, The Future of Jobs, estimates that 5 million jobs will be lost to automation by 2020 and that the number will keep growing. Jobs that once seemed like “safe bets”—office workers and administrative personnel, manufacturing, and even law—will be hit hardest, the report estimates. Read More
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