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This week, fashion label Theory hosted a women’s leadership event in New York City for Women’s History Month as part of its “Be Heard” series. The discussion was a lively mix of the women’s career journeys and their views on entrepreneurship, leadership and being a woman in business today. Read More

Bluegrass phenom Dan Tyminski is a testament to the fact that people who seem like overnight successes are anything but. They’ve been working for this moment their entire lives. It’s not their fault you’ve just noticed. Read More

The #EmbraceAmbition campaign has demonstrated the transformative power of questioning stereotypes and inspired our Foundation to dive deeper and address other harmful stereotypes that impact gender, race and sexuality. Read More

When Frances McDormand invited other women onto the pedestal with her during her acceptance speech for her Oscar for “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,” she showed that Hollywood has a huge amount of potential to go around — whether you’re an Oscar recipient or not. Read More

Researchers found that people who were both successful and happy over the long term intentionally structured their activities around several major needs. Read More

Basically, if you were a responsible, good student, with an interest in academics, your future turned out just fine no matter what your IQ or socioeconomic status. Read More

Now that the Olympics have ended, many gold medalists from the 2018 Winter Games may be taking a long, sometimes permanent, break from the sports they spent years working to be the best at. According to science, this can be a normal side effect of achieving your best. Study: After reaching your personal best, motivation … Read More

The most interesting people may be compelling for different reasons but they have 7 basic traits all in common. Read More

Researchers have backed up the long-standing Peter Principle theory that the best workers can become the worst managers. Read More