The Times of Talent
Psychological Safety
The shared belief that you can ask, disagree or admit a mistake without paying a price for it.
Latest ScienceOne Person Plus AI Did the Work of Two
At Procter & Gamble, AI also pulled specialists out of their silos. A study from Kenya shows where the gain stops.
Good Is the Enemy of Great
Jim Collins screened 1,435 companies to find the 11 that made the leap. His lessons on humble, determined leadership still hold, read with a little care.
Leading by Ear
A former CEO who composes piano concertos shows what leaders can learn from musicians. A warm, wise and wonderfully original book, written in German.
Myths About LearningIt Takes 21 Days to Build a Habit
New habits take their time. A study from London shows how long, and why missing a day is fine.
Latest ScienceAI Shrank the Inbox. The Meetings Stayed Put.
Given an AI assistant, people changed what they could change alone. Changing how a team works takes the team.
Eight Questions on Learning and Leadership
How people learn, what makes teams work and how leaders bring out the best in others. Take the quiz, see your score at once and get the full report with every answer explained and where to read more.
Same Team, Twice the Brainpower
Liz Wiseman found that people give some leaders nearly twice as much of their capability as others. Her book Multipliers shows how those leaders do it, and how well-meaning leaders can slip into the opposite.
The Bosses Who Build Other Bosses
Superbosses leave behind a generation of stars. Their habits are easier to borrow than we think.
Leadership BS – Jeffrey Pfeffer · 2015
A Stanford professor invites the leadership field to measure itself by results, an invitation worth accepting.
Atomic Habits – James Clear · 2018
A patient, practical guide to the part of development that happens after the workshop ends.
Talent10: Our Ten Favorites for September 2026
An AI tutor that gives hints, a master who funds his rival and Rembrandt as a talent developer. Our ten picks for September.