We all secretly enjoy watching other people fail — and there's science to back it up

Why do we enjoy watching people suffer?

Strategy March 19, 2018   |   View Online »

We all secretly enjoy watching other people fail — and there's science to back it up Why do we enjoy watching people suffer? Read More »

This VC's first investment was in a pre-IPO Salesforce — now he thinks he's found the next big thing Emergence Capital founder Gordon Ritter on the next big thing in startups. Read More »

This VC's first investment was in a pre-IPO Salesforce — now he thinks he's found the next big thing Emergence Capital founder Gordon Ritter on the next big thing in startups. Read More »

A CEO who gives his employees $2,000 to go on vacation says there are 5 reasons the policy is good business Not only do employees at SteelHouse get $2,000 a year to put toward vacation, but the entire company takes a 3-day weekend every month. Read More »

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How to tell whether a big career change is smart or stupid, according to a former VC who quit to play professional squash If you're thinking of changing career path but you're unsure if it's wise, former VC-turned-squash professional Mike Lewis explains what you should consider. Read More »

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How mindfulness helps this top congressman stay calm in DC After going on a mindfulness retreat in 2008, Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan has become a vocal advocate in DC for the practice. Read More »

A CEO who writes 8,000 employee birthday cards a year just got the ultimate 'thank you' For CEO Sheldon Yellen's birthday recently, every employee at BELFOR Holdings wrote him a card as a token of their appreciation. Read More »

The best time to do everything, according to science Certain times of day are better to perform specific tasks — but they are not the same for everyone. Read More »

Watch Tony Robbins bring someone to tears in a one-on-one motivational session Tony Robbins invited a group of young entrepreneurs to his resort in Fiji where the world-famous performance coach gave them one-on-one mentoring sessions. Read More »

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