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Emotionally intelligent leaders implement workplace strategies to identify and reduce stress among workers experiencing emotional problems due to personal and professional conflicts.

Recognizing, understanding and acknowledging cognitive biases is therefore important work, says sketch artist Jono Hey. His illustrations highlight three common cognitive biases that can impact our day-to-day lives.

Core values change based on the state of our nervous system and our body's physiological response to stress. Use these tips for shifting from fight, flight or freeze into calm and building values as micro-habits.

Your brain naturally 'rewires' itself as you age. But it doesn't have to, at least not as quickly.

The changing market sets the stage for the emergence of new types of technology solutions and partnerships.

A new book reveals the habits and superstitions of brilliant artists and thinkers, from I.M. Pei’s nocturnal sketching to Benjamin Franklin taking “air baths.”

What we think of as human nature is a reflection of our limited cultural experience. Working with different backgrounds can help open our eyes.

Our brains’ penchant for efficiency means they aren’t great at syncing our behaviors with our core principles in every context.

The brain is often likened to a processor. A complex computing machine that takes raw data and turns it into thoughts, memories, and cognitions.

Unconscious biases are everywhere. From the neighborhood that we choose, the close friends that we have, to the people we date.

How does unconscious bias caused by cognitive biases hurt you?

Hiring managers show bias towards naturally talented candidates over hard workers, according to a new study.

You’re living in a vibrant multicultural country, so it’s great that you want to understand cultures other than your own. There are a few ways to do this, but the most important is to remember that we’re all just people who are trying to do the best we can.

Curiosity. The birthplace of change and discovery, and the greatest expander of intellect. All the greats since the beginning of time have been curious and creative free thinkers — from Plato, Aristotle and Shakespeare to Elon Musk, Steve Jobs and beyond.

What’s the difference?

We often judge people by their group membership—but research suggests other ways to see each other.

With approximately 190 countries and seven billion people on Earth, it is not hard to imagine that many diverse cultures exist.

Are you showing your employees enough support?

It’s about starting from a place of shared values, and understanding that bias is a human condition, rather than a character flaw.