Based on DNA, we also estimated a “natural” lifespan modern humans of 38 years. This matches some anthropological estimates for early modern humans. Read More

Although only 77% of the entire study pool was satisfied with their office setup, private offices accounted for the lion’s share of happy workers, followed by spaces that were a combination of a private office and an open floor design (90%, and 79%, respectively). The chief ranking appeared to come down to communication. Read More

A Stanford research study reported by Forbes showed that statistics alone have a retention rate of 5-10%, but when coupled with anecdotes, the retention rate rises to 65-70%. Read More

From an ethical standpoint, AI has had a positive impact on society, and enables innovation. But this innovation necessarily involves risk. Read More

When you build your awareness of how your actions are received by other people, you pave the way to becoming more likeable. Read More

“Choose a task you’d like to get done, Something big, something small, something you’ve been putting off for a million years: it doesn’t matter. What matters is that it’s something that deserves your full, undivided attention.” … Read More

Changing habits can be difficult—two steps forward, one step back. Understanding that can help you to stay on track with your goals. Read More

Millennials working outside a full-time corporate office are particularly vulnerable to depression, according to a University of Exeter review. Read More

Kakeibo is a saving tool that helps millions of people in Japan set saving goals, spend wisely, and manage their household finances. Read More

Maybe you’ve plateaued in your current role and are looking for a springboard to launch you into the next phase. A secondment may be just the thing. Read More

I love it when people say, “Easier said than done.” That’s exactly the point. Thanks for stating the obvious, genius. Everything is easier said than done. Read More