Practical tips and thought-provoking ideas for navigating the world of work with more humanity. Don’t miss a post–sign up for our newsletter!

Book review: Love + Work by Marcus Buckingham

What does it mean to love your job? Human performance researcher Marcus Buckingham explores these questions and more in Love and Work.

Start the year by rediscovering your passion at work

Rediscover (verb): To discover (something lost or forgotten) again.

How to plan a personal “reboot” in the new year

Reboot (verb): To start anew, to make a fresh start.

Six tips for effective and collaborative meetings

How can we come together in a meaningful way? As part of our exploration of “community at work,” team coach, facilitator and creative strategist Roz Duffy shares six tips for running effective and collaborative meetings.

What nature taught me about vulnerability

Facilitator and coach Susan Taylor helps teams work better together by creating space for vulnerability, learning, and growth. In this piece, she describes how a transformative encounter in the wilderness motivated her to pursue this work.

Book review: Sensitive by Jenn Granneman and Andre Sólo

Sensitivity is often equated to weakness. But the authors of this new book argue that a sensitive person is genetically predisposed to better “receive, process, and respond to one’s environment.”

Unpacking vulnerability at work: A conversation with MeaningSphere Guide Mita Broca

At work, there’s often so much pressure to be good at what you’re doing. Being vulnerable means being okay with not knowing the answers all the time. It means asking questions and seeking out help if you need it.

Book Review: The Creative Act by Rick Rubin

Rubin, a legendary music producer, asserts that we are all inherently creative beings. His book, The Creative Act, serves as a guide to unlocking that creativity and seeing the world through a more expansive and creative lens.

Book review: Beginners by Tom Vanderbilt

Too often we feel it's "too late" to change careers. But Vanderbilt shows the rich life that awaits on the other side of these self-imposed barriers.