To talk about the importance of listening feels cliche to talk about. But it's worth reminding ourselves to do it. 

We usually talk about our favorite Super Bowl ads the day following the game. So it's weird to throw out what our favorite Presidential debate ads were. But this is 2016, so anything goes. 

The last week or two have been incredibly busy with a LOT to do, both inside and outside of work. What tricks do I have to manage it all?

If you've become an expert at what you do, how do you motivate yourself to keep improving?

Some people write negative reviews on Glassdoor when they leave a job they hate. This guy wrote a novel. Literally. 

How listening to someone we don't see eye-to-eye with could help all of us become more critical thinkers.

The 10,000 hour mastery rule has some truth. To be good at something, you have to work. How does spending time away actually help you improve too?

I gave Instagram Stories a test run. I like it - actually prefer it. But it's no Snapchat killer. 

Have we glorified failure too much? How do we balance avoiding our fear of failure?