Nir and Far

When a friend invited me over last week, I found myself entering a predictable state of hesitation.

It’s one of those days.

Imagine this: You walk into work on a normal Tuesday, coffee in hand, only to be called into an emergency all-hands meeting.

In 2006, U.S.

In the opening shot of the music video for “Throw Some Ass,” the camera scans a clinical white sign: “Sofi Tukker Center for Asses That Don’t Move Good.”

The true joy of parenthood lies in watching our children unfold into their authentic selves.

Our job enables us to provide for ourselves and our families, but that can make us feel all the more shackled to a work situation that makes us miserable or unfulfilled.

That flutter of excitement when someone likes your post.

Timeboxing is the most powerful time-management technique.

Have you ever cringed while showering, suddenly remembering something embarrassing you said years ago?

Most professionals don't struggle with time management.

Kids are suffering.

Every successful leader, marketer, or entrepreneur is, at heart, a great storyteller.

I’ll never forget the day I learned about Facebook’s $19 billion WhatsApp acquisition.

Something is deeply wrong with the mental health system.

Most of us don’t think about how we spend our professional time—we just try and keep up.

My wife and I started our first business together in 2003.

Failure is baked into the human experience.

For many people, receiving a diagnosis of a mental health issue is a revelation, a kind of validation that explains the confusing symptoms they’ve endured, sometimes for years.

Our society celebrates getting things done.

A few years ago, I started waking up at three o’clock every morning.

Something as vague and indiscernible as “luck” has no place in the business world, right?

We all dwell on unresolved personal conflicts from time to time.

See if you can relate to Sarah.

Richard Branson will be the first to tell you that he’s generally a lucky person in business and life.