The Comeback Is Not a Straight Line
Setbacks inside the recovery are part of the recovery.
Short real-time updates and posts from Chris — the “Magic Moments” live feed.

The first months of a first real job can make capable graduates feel lost. Here’s what’s normal, how to learn faster and how to recover when you make your first real mistake. Read more

Summer changes how teams work, with vacations, shifting schedules and lighter calendars. A little planning in late May keeps priorities clear and work moving while people get the rest they need. Read more

Most American graduations feature the same stately march, written by an English composer for a very different purpose. Here’s how it found its way into commencement ceremonies. Read more

Grades are posted, and some students are staring at a semester that went badly. Summer is the right time to figure out what happened, make a plan and walk into the fall steadier. Read more

Rowers have a word for the rare moment when a crew moves as one: swing. Spring racing season is a good time to look at what it takes, and what it teaches anyone who leads or works on a team. Read more

A letter to your future self can clarify your hopes and give you encouragement months from now. Here is how to write one and when to open it. Read more

Criticism can sting, especially after a setback. Learn how to receive feedback calmly, sort what is useful and turn it into growth. Read more
A short review for the last day of September. Read more
Revenue dips, pipelines dry, and panic is not a strategy. What to do with a slow stretch. Read more
Every to-do list has one item that has been there for weeks. How to finally do it. Read more
“Everything is already, always, and in all ways connected — nothing you do happens in isolation.”
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