Leadership is not boasting about what you know. It's having the confidence to admit what you don't know. You don't need to assure people that you have all the answers. They just want to know that you're committed to finding a solution—and capable of guiding a group toward it.

Guide to a life well lived: 1. Put down the phone

The Ultimate Life Hack: Be nice to people.

What kind of hooligan doesn’t have 9 seconds to return their cart?!

Teach personal finance in schools 👏👏

5 traps to avoid when working at a big company:

11 harsh truths that changed my life (and may change yours):

Your success in life depends on your ability to make good decisions. Your happiness depends on your ability to not care about the outcomes.

Everything will shift when you realize you have options. Stop knocking on that one door like it’s the only entrance to a good life.

if another country had this many mass shootings you would be too afraid to travel there and protest their citizens from immigrating here

insane how the only notable change since Sandy Hook is that kids are now formally trained to hide, barricade doors, fight, or run for their lives. that was the solution. to literally put the responsibility on them to figure it out and wish them luck.

We have a personal responsibility crisis in America.

Nurses are special people.

lack of communication leaves too much room for the imagination…

Apologizing to my children when I'm wrong will be normal as hell in my house

Decrease dopamine dependency. Bring back boredom.

that’s life, i guess

Here is the new team entrance / James Earl Jones hype video at Michigan Stadium, updated with scenes from a national championship season:

Paraphrasing Fowler and Evert. “Sabalenka has met her match. Some variety, slice, drop shots may help.” Siegemund does that all match to almost beat Sabalenka. They call it “Junk.” smh #Wimbledon