Janet Choi
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Why Top Performers Fail Under Pressure (And How Not To Choke)
You’ve seen it happen before — maybe you’ve even experienced the stomach-churning, brain-in-hyperdrive feeling yourself. Whether it’s the pro missing those easy free throws on the basketball court or someone sweating through an important presentation in the conference room — even the best performers choke under pressure.
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Why Work Loneliness Isn’t A Personal Problem (And How To Conquer It)
1Where do you fall on the spectrum of working alone or together? Work is a social thing. It’s done with people, and at the very least, for people. At the same time, you are one person with a job to do. When those personal and social gears are out of alignment, when you’re not connecting…
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Master The Art Of The To-Do List By Understanding How They Fail
The to-do list is an inescapable, age-old productivity tool. It is our very human attempt to create order in our disorderly lives and an expression of our ability to impose self-control. Most of us, including to-do list haters, keep one, and so do 63 per cent of professionals, according to a LinkedIn survey released earlier…