Forward by Synergy TV. A great, short best of motivation for all of us. Failing is not bad. It’s awe-inspiring, especially when failure leads to massive success. This video showcases famous failures and their back-stories. Failing is a natural part to learning anything and is part of all areas of life. How we relate to

by Amy Gallo – contributing editor, Harvard Business Review These are useful tips and principles to remember: “If you want to become a leader, don’t wait for the fancy title or the corner office. You can begin to act, think, and communicate like a leader long before that promotion. Even if you’re still several levels

Interview with Art Kleiner, Editor in Chief of Strategy + Business Magazine: Harvard University social psychology professor Ellen Langer says organizations can make better decisions by setting the right context. A pioneer in mindfulness research, she says that companies can promote innovation and their own rejuvenation by setting the right context. Read the detailed and

Interview with Ellen Langer, by Art Kleiner- Editor in Chief of Strategy + Business Magazine: Harvard University social psychology professor Ellen Langer says organizations can make better decisions by setting the right context. A pioneer in mindfulness research, she says that companies can promote innovation and their own rejuvenation by setting the right context. To

by Tom Peters: To accompany the detailed article on “projectizing,” we offer a look at Tom expounding on the notion, in Milestones Matter from the Little BIG Things video series. In this clip, he takes you on a drive from Vermont to Boston, explaining why every goal along the way makes the whole much more

by Tom Peters: Think it’s impossible to measure innovation? Watch to learn Tom Peters’ brilliantly simple, easily executable method for ensuring that a good portion of your work qualifies as innovative. You may need to reframe the culture of your organization. How does that happen? Watch Tom explain that there’s a clear path to increasing