Jobs valued people who had the confidence to challenge the status quo and his own ideas. He surrounded himself with strong leaders who weren’t afraid to speak up or push back when necessary. He once ...

It takes mental strength and the discipline to make four commitments to yourself, says Scott Mautz, a former senior executive ...

During the hellos and handshakes following the Celtics’ much-needed 40-point victory over the Warriors Monday night in San Francisco, Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown certainly appeared to leave ...

Steve also explained the struggles he faced securing work when returning home to the UK. ‘And I get it. You know, to have to bend the knee, you’ve got to do a bit of crawling, because I’m ...

You’re not alone. A 2023 poll revealed that a staggering 85% of people are unhappy in their jobs, with only 15 ... to share why they genuinely love what they do. They shared what makes their ...

Steve Jobs, the visionary behind Apple ... emerge stronger and more capable when the seas calm. So, the next time you face a setback, ask yourself: How can I repair my nets?

Warriors coach Steve ... I think you’ve got to really get back to basics and have a good practice and really challenge them to have a good game and go out and prove that they can do it, ...

It was Steve ... supposed to do today." If you know Guttenberg, you know he's a helper. Seven years ago, he put everything on hold to care for someone with whom he was deeply in love: his father.

A handwritten letter by Steve Jobs has been auctioned for $500,312.50, highlighting his spiritual side and interest in Zen Buddhism and India's Kumbh Mela. Jobs’ widow, Laurene Powell Jobs ...

Steve Harvey is an entertainer known for his ... Before breaking into the entertainment world, he worked in various jobs, including as an insurance salesman, auto plant worker and even a mail ...

I am here to bring to you tonight your victory candidate for the next General Election, comrade Steve McGregor,” Golding said. As a senior superintendent of police, McGregor served the Kingston ...

Steve Jobs' handwritten letter from 1974 ... Somehow, though, beneath it all it doesn't change -- do you understand?" Jobs writes, sharing his introspective thoughts with his friend.