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A colleague once approached me to discuss a difficult career decision. He had been asked by a very senior person in his organization to consider a new role. Based on his description, it was only marginally better than his current one — somewhere between a lateral move and a promotion. The career paths didn't seem stronger, and it required a relocation he was reluctant to make. He didn't want to ac
Wharton professor of management discusses why America’s greatest innovation may be the institutions that transform breakthrough ideas into industries. … Read More
“I blame myself.” Said no one, ever. At least not the consumers I know. When a careless woodworker loses a digit on a table saw, they almost certainly blame the design and instructions of the device, not their lack of care. On a less gruesome note, the user who fails to read the website before […]
IDEAS shared have the power to expand perspectives, change thinking, and move lives. Here are two ideas for the curious mind to engage with: I. Cate Hall on being authentic: “I was allowed to get away with being blunt and matter-of-fact when it came to people who managed me, but as I moved into positions of power myself, this way of operating began to incur costs. Being a good manager, it turns ou
Kate Metzinger on how authentic storytelling, brand strategy, and AI are transforming health care marketing. … Read More
It’s difficult to ride a bicycle in the pitch darkness. We need to see where we’re going to avoid obstacles. And it’s hard to maintain our balance. When we choose to avoid the conversations that make us uncomfortable, we’re pedaling in the dark. Talk about it. Turn on the lights.
HERE'S A LOOK at some of the best leadership books to be released in July 2026 curated just for you. Be sure to check out the other great titles being offered this month. The Power of Pull: What You Need to Know About Customer Demand to Build a Successful Startup (and Why Most Founders Get It Wrong) by Rob Snyder Rob Snyder followed all the traditional advice for launching a startup—he did his res
Associate professor of management explains how healthy competition can evolve into destructive rivalry, why collaboration often coexists with competition, and what the AI industry can learn from these dynamics. … Read More
Analytics leader from a Major League Soccer club examines the expanded World Cup format, standout teams, tournament surprises, and how data shapes soccer decision-making. … Read More
The standards have changed a lot in the last few millennia: The big man said it. The book said it. The newspaper said it. I saw a photo. I saw it on TV. I read it on the internet. That’s what the AI said. There has always been room for doubt. But the last century […]
Watch now | 🎙 I built the How I AI Bench live using Claude Code, ran 5 frontier models through 64 blind prototype generations, PRDs, and agent voice tests, and the results surprised even me
Everybody eats. And, now and then, it’s fun to find something better. In the scheme of things, fancy foods are a bargain, a chance to have the best in the world for a few dollars. Here are some persistent (and new) favorites. For those outside the US, I hope you can find even better local […]
Here is a selection of Posts from June 2026 that you will want to check out: Greatness and the Machine by @Brendan_McCord 9 Ways Great Leaders Communicate by @charlesstone How Often Does Your Team Laugh? by @PhilCooke The seven operating truths of AI-native companies via @McKinsey Your model isn’t the bottleneck—accessing your tribal knowledge is Becoming Irreplaceable by @neuranne Your entire lif
For the next hour, the world’s top mindset coach is your coach too. Dr. Gio Valiante is the world’s leading performance psychologist. We discuss why most people never reach their potential, how confidence and fear shape performance, and what separates those who consistently excel from those who stay stuck. He shares practical strategies for building … The post The Mindset That Unlocks Your Full Po
As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, Wharton faculty explore the American business innovations that transformed industries, reshaped markets, and changed the way the world works. … Read More
A framework for getting the most out of AI in your day-to-day-work
Carolyn Geason-Beissel/MIT SMR | Getty Images Leaders at literally every Fortune 500 company will tell you that they are governing their AI — every single one of them. Now ask those same leaders who’s responsible for shutting down an AI model that’s causing harm. Most people can’t answer that question. That silence is the most […]
A simple 7-question test helps us realize how diverse a population is. On this quiz, the highest possible score is less than 7%. No matter how common you think your answers are, no matter how normal you feel, you’re actually in sync with just 7% (at the most) of all citizens of the US. My […]
New Wharton research suggests AI models may be vulnerable to many of the same persuasion tactics that influence people. … Read More
IT is not unusual to label yourself as an extrovert or an introvert—two terms that Carl Jung introduced in 1921. We do have proclivities one way or the other. But there are times when we need to be an extrovert, and there are times when we need to be an introvert. Effective leaders are flexible enough to balance the two extremes as needed. They become ambiverts. Ambiverts are those who can behave
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