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How to Stay Fresh At Work

Staying motivated and keeping your mind fresh at work can be a challenge. For those that find their work to be a bit repetitive and stagnant, it is especially important to find ways to stay inspired at work. With the right strategy, you may be able to reignite your passion for your job and boost…

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3 easy ways to get closer to inbox nirvana so you can feel happier, be more productive and have higher energy

Did you know that reading and replying to emails depletes your energy? For every message you open up and reply to, you’re using energy from your daily reserve. Thrive Global invites voices from many spheres to share their perspectives on our Community platform. Community stories are not commissioned by our editorial team, and opinions expressed…

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Purpose Driven Leadership: The Need of Time

Today’s organizations are dealing with various issues and challenges. The rapid changes and volatile environment aren’t doing any favors when it comes to creating transparent purpose-driven management. How can organizations mitigate this thing? Here’s a take on how purpose-driven leadership can help the organizations around.  Introduction Tracing back the time, Nelson Mandela, the great South…

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Stop saying you cant believe

Dear Allies, Please stop saying how shocked or surprised you are when you listen to a story from someone from a marginalized community. You may not realize it, but it’s a microaggression and it reinforces privilege that you might have that the person sharing the story does not. Let me give you an example: The…

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Daily Empathy

I’ve been asked quite a few questions lately about how do you actually lead with empathy. There’s no wrong or right way to do this. You can read books, you can learn about emotional intelligence and compassion and empathy, and all these other words for it. But here’s the number one tip that I teach…