Growth

Building a visionary company requires 1 percent vision and 99 percent alignment. When you have perfect alignment, new people coming into the company should be able to quickly grasp the company's purpose, mission,

The ability to communicate effectively can make or break a person’s assessment of your intelligence, competence, and authenticity. Expertly employ Tumlin’s three musts for powerful and persuasive communication: Be still: Avoiding

Some of the most brilliant minds of all time were/are successful not because of how hard they work(ed), but because of how they thought/think. The genius problem-solving method is called

Great people do great things; not because they are great, but because they refuse to be average. Irrespective of your personal story and whatever you are doing now, there is a greater potential

Your future career progress depends on your ability to keep learning, and your past achievements and present level of expertise are less critical. Simply put, what you know is less relevant than what

Your attitude may help more than your IQ, and intelligence is not the most important factor in achieving success. People can be divided into two categories; those with a “fixed mindset,” and those

Most companies manage growth like rocket launches. An enormous amount of planning goes into anticipating every possible scenario and removing every potential risk. Once launched, it's micro-managed to ensure that everything goes according

Below are five quotes from Leonardo da Vinci. With his appreciation for learning and growing, there's much to learn from the Italian superhuman: "Learning never exhausts the mind."   "I love those who can

Sandberg, COO of Google, says that's the best advice she ever got because it meant Sandberg herself would grow: New skills, new connections, new perspectives...

Successful people don’t fear failure; they keep trying until they succeed. Stay motivated in the face of challenges by adopting a growth mindset, i.e., focus on learning and improving and accept

When companies evolve at a rapid pace, some individuals who fit the company in its infancy may not fit over time as they may have difficulty keeping up with the company’s growth

As the CEO, you have to realize you can't do everything yourself anymore  - Michael Dubin, Dollar Shave Club. Get busy hiring amazing talent, people who in many ways are much better at

To grow your start-up from $1 million to $100 million, here are three things to focus on:1. Be the best at what you love. No matter what you're good at, you should