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His relentlessness and propensity for disruption have galvanized Vituity in its mission to improve as many lives as humanly possible. In 2021, Modern Healthcare recognized him as one of the most influential leaders in healthcare. Beyond his roles as a physician, business leader, and writer, Dr. Tomlinson’s passion is inspiring others to exceed their own expectations―even if no one believes they can.":1,"#Less than one percent isn’t a search to identify the disqualifiers; it’s a search for the remarkable. Each of us has a role in creating a world where the remarkable becomes standard and then is disrupted anew.":1,"#Tomlinson believes that as a child of Jamaican immigrants, he was born to be a disruptor. His aunt was the first female police superintendent in Western Jamaica, patrolling the prisons and the streets with grace and civility. Tomlinson’s son overcame his epilepsy and played college basketball. His five-foot daughter is among the top 100 high school female basketball players.":1,"#Spiritual Leader":1,"#Disruptors seek to shatter assumptions, release us from the boxes we’re stuck in that are built from conventions, and reveal the truth. Anyone can be a disruptor: It begins with yourself. Take the risk and discover your own strength. By challenging paradoxes, you can create the opportunity to improve as an individual and help make society better.":1,"#Boxes":1,"#Disruptors pursue accuracy. Stabilizers pursue precision that supports the convention. Our craving for order compels us to ignore the truth, because the quest for truth makes us uncomfortable and it’s more difficult to undertake than adhering to convention.":1,"#Societal conventions can become extremely dangerous. For example, what we believe to be true can lead to profiling that puts people’s lives at risk. Our social fabric is constructed to support convention and to favor stabilizers, which allows paradoxes to proliferate. Our desire for precision in enforcing the convention overrides the accuracy needed to ensure we’re operating based on the truth.":1,"#Consciousness":1,"#As a society, we tend to believe in convention, even when that convention isn’t based on truth. When famed violinist Joshua Bell performed beautifully in the New York City subway, people ignored him—until one aficionado disrupted the paradox and revealed the truth about who Bell was. The city of Toronto was plagued by recurring graffiti, which it would immediately remove. However, city officials disrupted the perspective by embracing graffiti as art. In changing the context they were striving to seek the truth.":1,"#Deception":1,"#The education system in the United States embodies the difficulty in understanding and unraveling paradoxes. While the data draws a parallel between community wealth and better educational results, it would be incorrect to assume that access to financial resources alone is responsible for these better outcomes. Just as an Ivy League education doesn’t guarantee success in life, national wealth doesn’t guarantee a quality education for all. Paradoxes are complicated and must be evaluated carefully.":1,"#Nassau and Macao":1,"#Society establishes conventions that obscure the truth. Disruptors view their role as exposing the truth through revealing paradoxes and challenging conventions.":1,"#In addition to disagreeableness and optimism, disruptors share the quality of the relentless pursuit of perfection while knowing perfection is impossible. This pursuit isn’t a goal; rather, it’s a pathway and the hallmark of serial disruptors like Steve Jobs. Additionally, these true disruptors demonstrate <em ljsid-1=\"\">antifragility</em>, in that their failures feed their compulsion to disrupt repeatedly.":1,"#Them Want to See the Truth":1,"#Though disagreeableness spawns disruption, optimism sustains it. Disruptors endure and overcome obstacles through their relentless faith that their path is the right one. At every step, disruptors must recognize when their path is gravitating toward stabilization and optimistically persevere in the direction of disruption. Apple’s history is a repeated cycle of disruptor to stabilizer to disruptor.":1,"#Disagreeableness is risky. By all accounts, cloud computing disruptor Nebula should have been successful. Well-funded and well-positioned to dominate, the company went bankrupt within a year. This is a common occurrence for disruptors.":1,"#An Apple a Day":1,"#Timing and doubt, both internal and external, impact a paradox’s outcome. Jamaica’s history is a case study in the power of disagreeableness. Not only has this small country with a big attitude transformed the world of track and music, but its underdog mentality resulted in the unlikely overthrow of its oppressive colonial rulers. Despite a significant lack of armaments and no formal military training, the sheer determination of the Maroons, led by the tactically savvy Queen Nanny, overcame the British and secured freedom for Jamaica’s slaves.":1,"#Nanny":1,"#Disruption comes in many forms. For Tomlinson and his family, perilous disruption occurred when his young son developed a horrible seizure disorder that upended their lives. From that experience, he learned that dealing with disruption and letting go of preconceived conventions requires humility over any other quality. Humility allows you to reexamine how you see the world and open your mind to a different path.":1,"#Scary Giraffe":1,"#Disruptive startups attract investors through their commitment to upending a specific convention. The difference between business disruptors and individual disruptors is that the marketplace judges the value of business disruption. <em ljsid-1=\"\">Stabilizers</em> focus on upholding the conventions that seek to control individual disruptors.":1,"#<em ljsid-0=\"\">Disruptors</em> like Stephen Curry and Surya Bonaly upend paradoxes and force others to reconsider conventions. Unlike their peers, disruptors share the characteristic of <em ljsid-2=\"\">disagreeableness</em>, a quality that pushes them to extend beyond traditional and accepted boundaries of performance and achievement. They’re driven to disruption, even if it costs them an immediate goal, as it did Bonaly.":1,"#Disruptors":1,"#That singular focus was the downfall of basketball prodigy Shemar Morrow, who couldn’t apply the same principles he used to improve his basketball skills to his education. Without good grades, he couldn’t gain a scholarship and realize his dream. The paradox had ensnared him so completely that he wasn’t able to envision anything else for himself.":1,"#Paradoxes not only limit an individual’s opportunities, but they can also damage entire groups of people. Commonly held assumptions and bias regarding specific sets of the population can be destructive. For many in certain ethnic and cultural communities, this dynamic has led to an overemphasis on sports as a path to success at the expense of pursuing more fruitful career options.":1,"#Tomorrow’s Last Chance":1,"#Bonaly’s performance was exceptional, but the judges were looking for excellence at achieving the standard. Her defiance in her performance represents how imperative it is to challenge convention when convention stifles greatness.":1,"#Perhaps nowhere is convention and consensus more strictly embraced than in world figure skating competition and judging. Despite a one-of-a-kind and once-in-a-lifetime ovation-garnering performance, in 1998 figure skater Surya Bonaly was unceremoniously dropped from sixth to tenth place for including a backflip in her routine. A backflip is illegal when landed on two feet. She landed hers on one.":1,"#Insolence":1,"#Greatness is derived from the nonstandard. We should be looking for the nonstandard rather than overlooking it. As we embrace what we find, the nonstandard becomes standard. When it does, look for the paradox and seek out the exceptional again.":1,"#It’s difficult to accurately predict what humans can and will do because there are so many variables in human behavior. However, our desire for consensus continues to drive conventions that are ineffective in the real world. Majority rule continually undermines the less-than-one-percenters.":1,"#Majority Rules Rule":1,"#At six foot five, Jamaica’s record-breaking track star Usain Bolt shouldn’t have been a competitor, according to statistics. However, he continually defied expectations with his repeated wins. He challenged the assumption of what makes a great runner. In any circumstance, look beyond the standards to discover what unconventional combination of human qualities might make a winner.":1,"#WI Likkle But WI Tallawah":1,"#Tomlinson’s initial motivator was his school’s star athlete, Barry O’Shea. Losing the “Athlete of the Year” competition to Barry was a profound experience Tomlinson has drawn from repeatedly to drive his own success.":1,"#Greatness needs a human catalyst, be it coach, mentor, or teacher. However, greatness can also be kindled by opposition. The less-than-one-percenters are motivated by being told they can’t achieve. Their overreaction and overcompensation to being doubted compels them to work harder and perform better than anyone else.":1,"#Barry O’Shea":1,"#America boasts the largest number of Olympic gold medals and the country’s athletes dominate nearly ever sport—except soccer. Soccer may dominate around the globe, but it’s still not as popular in the United States. This is ironic, given American parents’ preoccupation with molding their children into wealthy athletic superstars <em ljsid-1=\"\">and</em> the fact that soccer players are among the highest paid athletes worldwide. Americans who hope their children will make millions playing a sport are operating from a fallacy-based paradox when it comes to channeling these children’s athletic endeavors toward other sports.":1,"#Fallacies":1,"#Standards based on mathematical calculations are irrefutable. Standards based on a group of people believing that something false is true are dangerous. As a society, we base decisions regularly on conventions that may be unsound. For example, we prize an Ivy League education as an infallible predictor of success. However, that’s not what the real-life data indicates. Greatness can come out of any academic institution.":1,"#Poison Ivy":1,"#The emergency healthcare community found itself in a potentially life-threatening paradox by adhering to the decades old and accepted triage methodology for treating patients. Thanks to the disruptive influence of Dr. Michael Berger and his Rapid Medical Evaluation<sup ljsid-1=\"\">®</sup> model, emergency room patients everywhere are now achieving better outcomes.":1,"#Just because a standard is a standard doesn’t mean it’s right. Disciplines that rely heavily on standards are highly susceptible to predictability paradoxes.":1,"#Waiting Room":1,"#Recognizing predictability paradoxes is the key to preventing them from occurring again. Begin by identifying an accepted convention. Examine that convention for its legitimacy rather than succumbing to the groupthink that led to it. Make predictions based on real outcomes rather than accepted standards and assumptions. Speak up when you think an assumption is flawed. Challenging a convention could make the difference between life and death.":1,"#We Have a Problem":1,"#The New York Giants shocked the football world with their highly unlikely win against the undefeated New England Patriots in the 2008 Super Bowl. The Giants’ less-than-one-percent win occurred twice, when they defeated the Patriots again in 2012. This paradox demonstrates that data-based predictions are often wrong. However, most of us continue to rely on them.":1,"#Undefeated":1,"#A look at the professional player statistics reveals that Curry wasn’t the only one who’d been underestimated. Had someone recognized and encouraged these overlooked athletes’ potential earlier on, they and others like them may have achieved more, and sooner.":1,"#Fortunately for Curry, his college coach, Bob McKillop, saw beyond his lack of technical skills and recognized his inner determination to succeed. McKillop exerted a crucial influence over Curry’s success by making Curry practice hard and giving him permission to fail.":1,"#Bob McKillop, Corey Claitt, and Byron Faison":1,"#Data-based standards may give us a sense of security, but relying only on objective data can lead us to overlook great opportunities. In high school, basketball player Steph Curry was ranked 256<sup ljsid-1=\"\">th</sup> out of 256 college recruits. All the data worked against him, and yet he became a superstar. Curry credits his success to using the fact of being underrated as a powerful motivator.":1,"#Data-based standards may give us a sense of security, but relying only on objective data can...":1,"#th":1,"#His coach’s miscalculation is all too common in a world that relies on standard, conventional logic and data to evaluate individuals. Tomlinson’s success makes the case for a different approach and another look at the less than one percent.":1,"#Asked by his career coach to share which job he would choose if he could choose any job, middle-manager Imamu Tomlinson suggested he could be CEO. His coach told him his chances were less than one percent. Months later, Tomlinson was CEO of a multibillion-dollar company.":1,"#<1 Percent":1,"#Anyone can be a disruptor by challenging assumptions, taking risks, and striving for greatness against the odds.":1,"#By understanding the dynamics of predictions and their paradoxes, you can dismantle them and create truth-based outcomes.":1,"#Conventions are often based on falsehoods. <em ljsid-1=\"\">Disruptors</em>, however, seek the truth.":1,"#Less-than-one-percenters defy convention and shatter standards to achieve the remarkable.":1,"#In <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Less Than Once Percent</strong>, CEO and entrepreneur Imamu Tomlinson draws from the sports world, his own experiences, and stories that span industries to explain how we must challenge accepted standards and avoid predictable patterns, which lead to paradoxes. Tomlinson’s insights are an invitation to reexamine how we evaluate others, embrace disruption, and dare to achieve through unconventionality.":1,"#ISBN: 979-8-88750-602-9":1,"#©2025 by Imamu Tomlinson, MD, MBA":1,"#by Imamu Tomlinson":1,"#How Disruptors Defy the Odds":1,"#Clicking this link will redirect to relevant products for the Author Imamu Tomlinson.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\"><a ljsid-0-0=\"\">Lisa Bodell</a></strong> is a globally recognized expert on innovation and simplification, and the founder and CEO of FutureThink, a firm that helps organizations eliminate complexity and focus on what matters most. A bestselling author of Why Simple Wins and Kill the Company, she has spent more than 25 years helping leaders rethink how work gets done to drive clarity, engagement, and performance. Named one of the world’s top speakers, Bodell is known for challenging outdated ways of working and equipping organizations to replace complexity with simplicity so teams can innovate, adapt, and thrive.":1,"#Strong leaders don't plan for the future they want. They stress test their choices so they can thrive no matter what future finally arrives.":1,"#When you do this, you'll notice the shift. You'll stop second guessing. You'll see risks before they blindside you. And you'll feel resilient confidence instead of fragile confidence.":1,"#Finally, summarize the biggest difference and recommend three strategies that hold up in every single scenario.":1,"#So here's what you can try. Take a decision that you're facing right now—it could be a hiring plan, a market expansion, or a new investment—run it through AI and ask, \"Give me the best case scenario. Now show me the worst case. And now give me three wild cards.\"":1,"#Here's why this matters for you. When you run a stress test with AI, you don't just identify risks. You gain confidence. You walk into a boardroom with not one fragile plan, but with three tested pathways. And that makes you the leader who isn't reacting to the future but anticipating it.":1,"#This is where resilience shows itself. The strategies that survive all scenarios are the ones that you can bank on. Think about what that does. Instead of preparing for one version of tomorrow, you're prepared for all three. You're not betting on hope, you're preparing for reality in all forms. And big companies already do this. Microsoft runs long-term tech outlooks, so they're ready for multiple possible futures, not just the most likely one. Banks—they perform stress tests every year, simulating crises to see if they can withstand the shock. And Unilever has mapped climate scenarios through its Climate Transition Action Plan, ensuring its sustainability strategy holds up whether change is gradual or disruptive.":1,"#Step five, compare them side by side. Prompt with, \"Summarize the biggest differences across best, worst, and wildcard futures and give me three strategies that hold up across all of them.\"":1,"#Step four, and this is one of my favorites, push for wild cards. Prompt AI with, \"Now give me three wild card scenarios.\" These are low probability, high impact events. These are curveballs. A competitor surprises the market; supply chains lock up; consumer habits shift overnight.":1,"#Now, step three, ask for the worst case. Prompt it with, \"Now show me the worst case scenario.\" Low adoption, technical glitches, regulatory issues. What happens then? See, suddenly the risks that were invisible become really hard to ignore.":1,"#Step two, ask for the best case. Prompt it with, \"Show me what happens if this launch goes better than expected.\" High adoption, strong customer reviews, sales above projections. See, now you've got a vivid picture of the upside, what success looks like in detail.":1,"#Step one, feed AI your decision. Start simple. Say, \"We're considering launching a new product in three months.\"":1,"#Step one, feed AI your decision. Start...":1,"#AI is perfect for this because it can simulate futures in minutes—surface risks, opportunities, and blind spots you might otherwise miss. Here's how to do it.":1,"#That's why stress testing matters. It's the discipline of asking, what if things go better than expected? What if they go worse? And what if something completely unexpected changes the game?":1,"#Most leaders make decisions based on the version of the future they hope will happen. The straight line. The easy picture. But reality never follows a straight line. And sometimes, it throws a curveball you just never saw coming.":1,"#How can you manage employees when the capabilities at their fingertips are constantly changing, and the effects of those changes are unpredictable? Users have less and less time to learn from one another. And unlike virtually any other technology we’ve known, AI-enabled digital tools are designed to change by themselves—continuously. To help, the author has devised a framework—STEP—that consists of four interrelated activities: (1) segmenting tasks for either AI automation or AI augmentation; (2) transitioning tasks across work roles; (3) educating workers to take advantage of AI’s evolving capabilities; and (4) evaluating performance to reflect employees’ learning and the help they give others.":1,"#Paul Leonardi":1,"#Helping Employees Succeed with Generative AI":1,"#In a 2018 Workforce Institute survey of 3,000 managers across eight industrialized nations, the majority of respondents described artificial intelligence as a valuable productivity tool. But respondents to that survey also expressed fears that AI would take their jobs. They are not alone. The Guardian recently reported that in the UK “more than 6 million workers fear being replaced by machines.” AI’s advantages can be cast in a dark light: Why would humans be needed when machines can do a better job? To allay such fears, employers must set AI up to succeed rather than to fail. The authors draw on their own and others’ research and consulting on AI and information systems implementation, along with organizational studies of innovation and work practices, to present a four-phase approach to implementing AI. It allows organizations to cultivate people’s trust—a key condition for adoption—and to work toward a distributed cognitive system in which humans and artificial intelligence both continually improve.":1,"#Theodoros Evgeniou, Daniel L. Chen, Boris Babic, Anne-Laure Fayard":1,"#A Better Way to Onboard AI":1,"#396 Results found for <span ljsid-1=\"\">\"How to Leverage AI as Your Development Coach\"</span>":1,"#The concept of diversity can be difficult because there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Although the basic framework is the same for each organization, the difference lies in its implementation. In UNBIAS, Stacey Gordon delivers practical tools you can use to make diversity and inclusion actionable in your organization. From addressing unhealthy workplace habits to removing barriers, you can use Gordon’s framework to create an environment where everyone feels like he or she belongs. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out on your leadership journey, you can help make your organization accountable for its biased behaviors and move it toward a more inclusive future.":1,"#UNBIAS":1,"#The value of data analytics is clear, but the adoption of new technology can be frustratingly slow—if it happens at all. In Delivering Data Analytics, analytics and business intelligence expert Nicholas Kelly teaches readers how to build trust with stakeholders and ensure lasting adoption. This step-by-step guide covers the full data analytics cycle, from requirements gathering to launch.":1,"#Delivering Data Analytics":1,"#The article focuses on a study by Parloa examining customer experience (CX) practices among Global 2000 companies, revealing significant shortcomings in their use of AI-driven support. Key findings include that 43.3% of enterprise websites lack clear support access, chatbots mostly rely on limited rule-based flows with only 8.9% of chats meeting customer goals, and 99% of voice systems use outdated automation with long wait times. Additionally, only 1% of these companies are prepared for emerging personal AI agent interactions, indicating a misalignment with future customer expectations. The study emphasizes that improving CX through advanced AI technologies presents substantial revenue opportunities currently being missed.":1,"#Latané Conant":1,"#The State Of Agentic Customer Experience In 2026":1,"#The greatest successes in business come not from maintaining the status quo, but from disrupting, iterating on, and innovating out of it. In The Innovative Seller, sales consultant Jake Dunlap advocates changing from a business-to-business approach to a business-to-customer focus, utilizing his four pillars of modern innovative business.":1,"#Jake Dunlap":1,"#The Innovative Seller":1,"#The world of philanthropy has been broken for decades, and a foundational transformation is needed to fix it. In What the Fundraising, executive coach and fundraising consultant Mallory Erickson breaks down the current issues affecting fundraising and provides a people-powered approach to solve them. As a practice created by wealthy elites, the well-being of fundraisers has never been a top concern for philanthropists. However, as traditional fundraising practices fail and nonprofit staff experience unmanageable burnout, a new approach focused on value alignment offers a bright future for nonprofits everywhere.":1,"#Mallory Erickson":1,"#What the Fundraising":1,"#In A Giant Leap, Dr. Robert Wachter explores the enormous potential that AI can bring to healthcare. He balances an optimistic outlook with an abundance of caution on the present problems, potential risks, and barriers to overcome. Wachter’s observations stem from his research and practice as a physician, providing a boots-on-the-ground analysis of AI in patient care. The book is an inspiring read that’s likely to encourage professionals in healthcare and adjacent and unrelated industries to explore and prepare for a future where AI plays a crucial role.":1,"#A Giant Leap":1,"#<var hour=\"\"></var>:<var minutes=\"\"></var> minutes":1,"#You are signed in as <var signed_in_as=\"\"></var>":1,"#Your mindset permeates every part of your life. It’s the driving force that contributes to your success and contentment. It’s also a factor that can keep you from fulfilling your potential. Dr. Carol Dweck, a leading researcher in psychology and winner of nine lifetime achievement awards for her work, describes how fixed and growth mindsets shape your thoughts, actions, and beliefs. In Mindset, she shares research and insights on how these mindsets can influence your performance at work, in relationships, in sports, and in life.":1,"#Mindset":1,"#When you’re trying to sell your idea, you need to focus on selling, not informing. How can you make sure you’re staying in the selling lane? By following these simple tips from Joel Schwartzberg.":1,"#Setting explicit numeric goals can unintentionally reduce individuals’ willingness to adopt more effective strategies. Across 13 studies, including experiments on meal planning and investment decisions, participants who set specific targets were more likely to persist with their initial approach, even when superior alternatives were available, due to biased perceptions of effectiveness. The findings suggest that incorporating structured reflection alongside goal setting can mitigate this bias and improve decision-making outcomes.":1,"#Overly Specific Goals Can Backfire":1,"#The article focuses on growth management in business. Topics discussed include importance of business leaders' vision, insight and leadership in business growth and sustainability; impact of deterioration of business on financial health, emotional wellbeing and health of the founder; and role of finding a business executive to handle business operations during the absence of owner.":1,"#GALIA BARHAVA-MONTEITH, MARISA FONG":1,"#No Business Ever Drives Itself":1,"#Too often we focus on what to do and how to do it, rather than who we might need. David Nour reveals 3 “who” questions to ask when facing a challenge or opportunity.":1,"#What to Do When Faced with a Challenge":1,"#The article discusses the emergence of AI coaches as part of a holistic learning experience. Four years ago, AI coaching was still in its early stages, with the most effective solutions being in the public speaking niche. However, with the development of Large Language Models (LLMs), a new wave of AI coaches has emerged, capable of playing various coaching roles. These AI coaches can be used for sales and customer service training, providing learners with the opportunity to practice challenging situations through natural conversation. The article also highlights the importance of the appearance of these bots in shaping the user experience. Looking forward, AI coaches are expected to become smarter and more integral components of learning programs.":1,"#The article discusses how globalization has changed the landscape of the international businesses and mentions how businesses operate in several countries, engage in negotiation and development of trade standards. Topics discussed include cultural clashes to be faced by firms engaging in internationalization, increasing power of stakeholders, which businesses are seldom prepared to handle and how companies in New Zealand form partnerships and expand into emerging markets overseas.":1,"#Fahad Alammar":1,"#Why Businesses Need Diplomacy":1,"#Performance conversations are a necessary part of personnel management. Prepare for your next round of evaluations and turn great feedback into high performance.":1,"#Conducting Performance Conversations":1,"#Robert Wachter":1,"#Recently Viewed <span ljsid-2=\"\">(27)</span>":1,"#You Need to Sell, Not Inform":1,"#Clicking this link will redirect to relevant products for the Speaker Lisa Bodell.":1,"#(<var hour1=\"\"></var>:<var min1=\"\"></var> minutes)":1,"#Embracing Gen AI at Work":1,"#<var num-hours=\"\"></var> hours ago":1,"#Recently Viewed <span ljsid-2=\"\">(38)</span>":1,"#The article discusses leadership skills and strategies for skill-driven teams within companies focusing on the author's \"lights! camera! action!\" (LCA!) approach to teamwork. Topics include the importance of leaders who set team objectives and goals, the role of leaders to focus on lead measures rather than outcome measures, and the impact of communication in leadership skills.":1,"#Developing Leadership for Today's Skill-Driven Teams":1,"#Today artificial intelligence can be harnessed by nearly anyone, using commands in everyday language instead of code. Soon it will transform more than 40% of all work activity, according to the authors' research. In this new era of collaboration between humans and machines, the ability to leverage AI effectively will be critical to your professional success. This article describes the three kinds of \"fusion skills\" you need to get the best results from gen AI. Intelligent interrogation involves instructing large language models to perform in ways that generate better outcomes—by, say, breaking processes down into steps or visualizing multiple potential paths to a solution. Judgment integration is about incorporating expert and ethical human discernment to make AI's output more trustworthy, reliable, and accurate. It entails augmenting a model's training sources with authoritative knowledge bases when necessary, keeping biases out of prompts, ensuring the privacy of any data used by the models, and scrutinizing suspect output. With reciprocal apprenticing, you tailor gen AI to your company's specific business context by including rich organizational data and know-how into the commands you give it. As you become better at doing that, you yourself learn how to train the AI to tackle more-sophisticated challenges. The AI revolution is already here. Learning these three skills will prepare you to thrive in it.":1,"#The Strategic Side Gig":1,"#by Lisa Bodell":1,"#I’m in! Sign up to receive weekly personalized content emails":1,"#The simple advice leadership expert Brian Tracy offers to anyone who wants to be successful is, “Write down your goals, make plans to achieve them, and work on your plans every single day.” In the third edition of Goals!, Tracy expands on this advice by sharing a proven framework, process, and easy-to-follow methods for accomplishing your goals faster than you ever thought possible.":1,"#Goals! Third Edition":1,"#You haven't completed the onboarding yet. Please complete to receive personalized recommendations.":1,"#The article discusses the trend of hiring practices that prioritize personality traits over qualifications and skills. According to a report by Textio, candidates are significantly more likely to receive praise for their personality during interviews than for their concrete skills, with a focus on attributes like resilience and adaptability being emphasized in hiring decisions. The analysis highlights potential biases in feedback, particularly regarding gender, and notes that candidates' experiences during interviews greatly influence their job selection. Additionally, the article suggests that companies can enhance their hiring processes by using inclusive language in job postings and creating structured interviews to foster a positive candidate experience.":1,"#Mind Over Merit":1,"#The article discusses the increasing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in leadership development at high-performing organizations. The 9th Annual Leadership Development Survey shows a 12 percent rise in organizations using AI for leadership development, with high-performing companies rating its effectiveness at 53 on a 0-100 scale. The survey highlights the importance of integrating AI into leadership programs for improved engagement, scalability, and data-driven decision-making. 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