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The headline is this: Multitasking is a myth. Actually, "It’s a false hope reaching for an unrealistic goal built on a lie." ...if you want to know how we really feel about it.

I’ve long been a fan of the CBS Sunday Morning news show. The program is marked by its distinctive "Sun" logo and fans of the show send in their own interpretations. One of mine was recently broadcast.

Considering the constant WFH meetings, check-ins, and brainstorms we're all dealing with, a virtual background can be a smile-maker, a conversation starter, a creativity booster...

Leaders should consider adding live sketching to their team's next virtual meeting, brainstorming session, or leadership summit.

We are now virtual workers, doing everything through a screen and on a wire. Here are five things that can help make your virtual collaboration virtually perfect.

It’s OK to do less as opposed to more right now. These are trying times and trying too hard might not be the best approach.

Here are a few of my favorite books—ones that provide insights into how to look at the world just a little differently.

It’s been scientifically proven by Harvard researchers that people who wear fun socks are more brilliant, creative, and successful—or at least they appear that way to others.

First things first: surround yourself with people who inspire you.

When you need a quick visual shorthand for “idea” or “creativity” or “breakthrough” or any classic “a-ha!” moment, you go with the light bulb. Almost everyone doing visual communication does, and I’ve always been ambivalent about this. Check out my thoughts on this and other clichés in visual communication.