How you lead is inseparable from how you are wired.

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And if you’re thinking, “what about empathy?!,” I hear you. Empathy is a critical skill. Scene analysis lays the foundation for it. It builds the skill and habit of considering context rather than…

And if you’re thinking, “what about empathy?!,” I hear you. Empathy is a critical skill. Scene analysis lays the foundation for it. It builds the skill and habit of considering context rather than…

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By Dr. Rachel Boehm, “It’s good for you. If you make mistakes it’s good, it shows you where the weaknesses are,” renowned Pilates instructor Alycea Ungaro said during an on-demand workout I was squee...

We live in an increasingly “VUCA” (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous) world. It’s easy and common to get swept up in all the feels such an environment can provoke.

Over millennia, our view of the stars has shifted, because of Earth’s wobble. It may be time to rethink your sign.

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But that was the feedback. I reflected on this as I walked out of the gym where I was assistant coaching. I had been an assistant coach for a month after working extremely hard for the position. I rem...

Welcome to Read Before Burning, a monthly newsletter offering simple but informative coverage of burnout-related concepts, research findings, and actionable advice – all firmly grounded in science. Re...

Despite what tech CEOs might say, large language models are not smart in any recognizably human sense of the word.

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“A principle’s only a principle when it’s tested. And a belief is only, like—you only actually have a value and make public that value when that value is under attack.“ Atlantic education writer Adam...

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"What If" is a book for anyone interested in causal inference. Learn about counterfactuals, directed acyclic graphs, randomized experiments, observational studies, confounding, selection bias, inverse probability weighting, g-estimation, g-formula, instrumental variables, survival analysis, target trial emulation, and much more.