Ego: Page 2

Leadership

Want a More Creative Team? Start by Taming Your Own Ego.

Hyper-confident leaders often get the top job, but they don't bring out the best in everyone.

Thought Leaders

Your own arrogance may be the biggest roadblock to ultimate success.

Leadership

People with a healthy ego are adaptable to the changing tides of the business world.

Thought Leaders

Not the least of which is to consider, from time to time, that you may be out of your mind. Call it mental hygiene.

Starting a Business

Once you begin to understand your ego, you can begin to take control of your life.

Thought Leaders

Ego is most common cause of smart people failing to notice the errors everybody else can see them making.

Thought Leaders

Because we prize victory so, we are often blind to the fact -- well known to the ancients -- that it can be harder to bear than hardship itself.

Social Media

Passion, pride and too much talk can get in the way of accomplishing your dreams.

Business Culture

Working in an office filled with self-absorbed, blame-deflecting do-nothings makes you long for when the robots will take over.

Culture

The attitude and behavior of only one person in an organization can make a huge difference -- for better or worse.

Leadership

Innovation's hard. We understand, which is why we decided to help Kanye and share a few tips.

Employee Experience & Recruiting

Their fragile egos and overblown sense of self-worth can make them a nightmare, but their drive can make them a dream.

Making a Change

If you want to reach a new rung on the ladder of success, you must let go of the one you are holding onto.

Resumes & Interviewing

Nobody is ever so good at what they do that you can overlook them undermining the team.

Collaboration

Appeasing egomaniacs is no way to earn a living but quitting in protest has its drawbacks, too.