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By Heidi Kasevich, PhD
It Takes All Kinds—And Many Kindnesses
Promote kindness (over academic achievement). Change the world.
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By Leigh Stringer
Why a 30-Hour Workweek Is Good for Business
Businesses are missing out on a competitive advantage, one that also has individual benefits.
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By The Quiet Leadership Institute
Let It Go—The Power of Thought Stopping
Ready to explode? Quack instead.
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By Ellen Hendriksen
Hope in a Bottle: The Link Between Alcohol and Social Anxiety
Turns out that alcohol is a faux friend for the socially anxious. Here’s why.
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By The Quiet Leadership Institute
How to Know When To Turn That Confidence Dial
Curiosity first; confidence second.
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4 Ways to Make Space in Your Brain to Create
Think you need to look externally to find your muse? Think again.
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By Therese Huston
Because Life Doesn’t Give Do-Overs
Want to avoid having regrets? Here’s what to do to live a happier life.
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By The Quiet Leadership Institute
For You, Half Price: The Art of Selling the Bridge
The minds, motives, and methods of con artists—and the people they fool.
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By The Quiet Leadership Institute
Neil Pasricha’s Quiet Path to Happiness
Learn how to hack happiness.
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By The Quiet Leadership Institute
More than Money: Temperament and the Need for Meaningful Work
Workers are increasingly demanding to know the meaning behind their effort. Here’s what happens when they do.
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By Liz Fosslien and Mollie West
6 Illustrations That Show What It’s Like in an Introvert’s Head
Introverts may appear “quiet,” but our minds certainly aren’t.
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By Susan Cain
Do Introverts and Extroverts See Reality Differently? (And What Does This Question Have to Do With Your Relationships?)
Understanding the difference is the key to good relationships.
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Be Assertive, But Not Too Much
Your level of assertiveness can profoundly impact your ability to lead.
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By Susan Cain
The “I See You” Experiment
The one small thing you can do to brighten someone else’s day.
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By Jennifer Granneman
Why Introverts and Extroverts Are Different: The Science
Wonder what’s behind the differences between introverts and extroverts? Hint: it’s not just a simple preference.
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