Good News: 10 Ways Water Can Keep You Healthy (Even While Sheltering in Place)
Editors Note: Real Leaders is making its archive of magazines freely available to all visitors to our website as part of our contribution to the Covid-19 pandemic. We believe you’ll emerge stronger and wiser when this crisis passes, and we hope our stories will keep you entertained and inspired while we sit out this challenging time. Sign […]
Why Our Brain Causes Us to Be Underprepared for Major Disruptions
Editors Note: Real Leaders is making its archive of magazines freely available to all visitors to our website as part of our contribution to the Covid-19 pandemic. We believe you’ll emerge stronger and wiser when this crisis passes, and we hope our stories will keep you entertained and inspired while we sit out this challenging time. Sign […]
US Surgeon General: How to Live a Happier, Healthier, and Longer Life
Loneliness is a root cause and contributor to many of the epidemics sweeping the world today, from alcohol and drug addiction to violence, depression, and anxiety. As America’s Doctor, Dr. Vivek Murthy called the nation’s attention to critical public health issues, including the opioid epidemic, e-cigarettes, and emotional health and well-being. He argues that loneliness is […]
Keep Going: 10 Ways to Stay Creative in Good Times and Bad
“Tell me to what you pay attention to, and I will tell you who you are.” — José Ortega y Gassett, Spanish philosopher Your attention is one of the most valuable things you possess, which is why everyone wants to steal it from you. First, you must protect it, and then you must point it […]
Lessons From the Coronavirus: If You Don’t Tell the Truth, Technology Will
Ask 100 people if they believe in transparency. Every hand will go up. But practicing transparency is another matter. We seem to have an inborn instinct to conceal the truth when the facts may not smile upon us. In this era of profound interdependency, we need to unlearn that instinct, and we need to do […]
The Coronavirus is Cause For Introspection Not Further Infection
What does it feel like when Earth is temporarily closed for business? In a world of chaos, is getting united via the coronavirus the best we can do? Here at Synchronistory, our music-inspired, televisionary “B’earthday” Party for the Planet is still a ways off, but the message is clear that the world is always close […]
5 Ways Your Business Can Respond to The Coronavirus Outbreak
The outbreak of COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus, is not only a global health crisis, it’s also affecting trade and the global economy. Its impact is growing and will be felt in both the short and the long term. All sectors of society have been affected by the outbreak — including the international business community. As […]
Why Love is a Word That Doesn’t Scare Great Leaders
Many words make professionals in positions of leadership uncomfortable; accountability, feedback, or coaching. And yet, as distressing as those words may be, there is still one word that they can’t imagine ever using at work — love. It turns out that this complicated four-letter word is a critical element of effective leadership. What I found […]
Opioids: Either America Changes, or we Change America
“A man dies when he refuses to stand up for that which is right. A man dies when he refuses to stand up for justice. A man dies when he refuses to take a stand for that which is true.” — Martin Luther King Jr., March 8, 1965 How we choose to act once we know what’s […]
How to Party With A Purpose This Holiday Season
Two years ago, Box, which helps businesses collaborate and manage content in the cloud, had a revelation about their holiday party. Sure, it was fun to dress up fancy, meet co-workers’ “plus ones,” and consume appetizers and cocktails, but was this really the best use of the company’s resources and their employees’ time? The top […]
