This post is part of our Learning Round-up series, designed to showcase informative and trending content from the last month or so, mainly revolving around HR, learning & development, productivity, psychology, and decision making.

Bonjour! (We have two new team members from France joining our company, so I guess I’m going with it.) Today's post continues our “round-up” series, designed to showcase informative and trending content from the last month or so, mainly revolving around self-development.

Similar to that of gallery and museum curators whose job it is to showcase wonderful art and artefacts, the job of content curators (including tools like Mix, Flipboard, and Pocket) is to highlight some of the most relevant, popular, or surprising objects floating through cyberspace, matched to your interests.

Life’s most important lessons. That is what we expect from — and repeatedly fail to see delivered by — graduation speeches.

This article was inspired by a Tweet from James Clear who asked his followers to share, in one sentence, the main idea from a book that changed their life.

Developing a strong business vocabulary is important, especially early in one’s career. This is a humorous look at some of the phrases one might encounter in their work life. Perhaps they’ll resonate with you and your team?!

As a business, we recently embarked on a journey of developing our own web apps to help our customers and streamline some of our internal workflows. 

Many of our readers look for daily inspiration from great coaches, business people and researchers. Luckily in this day and age, many of these great thinkers have a podcast! Here is a list of the best personal development blogs in my humble opinion.