“You know you’ve found the hidden wisdom in your deepest scar when you view it as your greatest gift.” — J.K. Rowling

I don’t think any of us want to admit we’re essentially machine-fed brainwashed “sheeple,” but perhaps the most important reminder I can think to give myself on any given day of the week is around long-and-large perspective:

“A children’s story that can only be enjoyed by children is not a good children’s story in the slightest.”— C.S. Lewis. Upon glancing at the list below, you may be thinking, “What gives, Theo? These are not business quotes.”

“What catapults a company from merely good to truly great? A five-year research project searched for the answer to that question, and its discoveries ought to change the way we think about leadership.”— Harvard Business Review, “10 Must-Reads on Leadership”

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.

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.