The mind that thinks our thoughts is a pretty special place. But is it distinct from the brain? Is there, in fact, a soul directing our thoughts or are they determined entirely by the output of our biology?

Lisa McGeough, head of Wells Fargo's international banking operations, said leaders shouldn't be afraid to call out bias when they see it.

It’s critical for companies to hire and develop more effective managers and leaders capable of moving their organization forward during both good and challenging times.

Does speaking out against a biased comment make you feel better or worse about the person who said it? And how does this affect your satisfaction and belonging at work?

Most ‘insights’ we see are unfortunately nothing more than mere observations, reporting what has been seen in-field without any overt action or outcome attached. If we do not have a clear understanding of what ‘insight’ is, how can we possibly use it as a guidepost to define what’s next?

New research says negativity is incredibly harmful and contagious, so how do you protect yourself from it?

If we have this engrained 'knowledge' telling us that we can never succeed financially, how do we erase it?

How to keep learning when people think you know it all.

he brain is often likened to a processor. A complex computing machine that takes raw data and turns it into thoughts, memories, and cognitions.


There are many misconceptions about bridging differences, so we consulted with researchers and practitioners to clarify what it is—and what it isn’t.

Have you ever experienced the "sting" of discrimination? This might have occurred in a job interview, when someone asked personal questions about your health, marital status, or beliefs. Or you might suspect that you have been passed over for a promotion because of your cultural background, your social class, or your age.

Employees crave career and leadership development. Here's how to use microlearning opportunities to help your team grow.

We live in the information age, where the best delivery system is a learner’s own smartphone.

Do you want your eLearning content to have greater impact? Start by thinking smaller!

In the eLearning and instructional design realm, its the latest buzzword.

Ask yourself if you are guilty of making these cognitive shortcuts.