1. What Makes People Do Good?
How external factors pressure people to cooperate.
Illustration by Ping Zhu
2. How to Handle Audience Skepticism
Anyone with a novel idea, from an entrepreneur to a product marketer, should know how to sway a suspicious audience.
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3. Why the Leadership Industry Has Failed
Advice given to leaders is too often based on the ideal world, not reality.
Reuters/Alex Domanski
4. Do You Have a Contrarian on Your Team?
A divergent opinion can lead to more creative and better decisions.
Reuters/Leonhard Foeger
5. DoorDash CEO: Solving Problems of Time-Starved People
The food-delivery startup looks to expand beyond the edible.
Tony Xu | Courtesy photo
6. How Our Self-Control Affects the Way We See Risk
Research shows that people with low self-control tend to underplay the negative consequences of their decisions.
Reuters/Andrew Innerarity
7. Failure Is the Mother of Innovation
Startups may embrace the “fail-fast” mantra, but many leaders are risk-averse.
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8. How to Create a Better Board of Directors
A serial board member explains why even young companies need strong directors.
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9. How to Split Equity Among Company Founders
Putting value on the roles of company partners can get personal.
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10. Strong “Signature Stories” Shape More Than a Company’s Brand
Businesses can touch customers and clarify corporate values by creating a powerful narrative.
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