HeyJaredTom Huddleston Jr
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Whole Foods co-founder shares 3 tips for launching a successful second act: 'I'm relearning some lessons' (opens the original)
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Whole Foods founder and former co-CEO, John Mackey sold Whole Foods to Amazon for $13.7 billion in 2017. Then he stepped away in 2022 after five years of leading his business through that transition to new ownership. "A lot of my friends just thought I'd retire," says Mackey, whose net worth at the time of the sale, Forbes estimated, clocked in at more than $75 million. "I have all of this money. I don't have to do anything," says the 73-year-old entrepreneur. And yet he says he has more to giv
You can't always change someone's mind with flattery, communications expert saysâwhat works instead (opens the original)
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"Flattery will get you everywhere," the saying goes. It's a common strategy for many people when important stakes are on the line, like a company-saving deal or career-making promotion. But how far should you go to ingratiate yourself with someone else in a high-stakes situation? The answer depends on the nature of your relationships and the flattery in question, says Matt Abrahams, a Stanford University lecturer on strategic communication and host of the "Think Fast, Talk Smart" podcast. You ca
Jared Diamond: Why timing can matter as much as talent in leadership (opens the original)
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You can go to school to learn leadership strategies and skills. But that might be a waste of time and money if your intention is to run a successful company one day, according to scientist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jared Diamond. As he posits in his latest book "Profits, Prophets, Coaches, and Kings: (When) Do Leaders Matter?," released earlier this month, good leaders are neither born nor made. They're confident and optimistic risk-takers, yes, but almost always, they're also in the rig
NYC's 'Baklava Guy' started selling Turkish pastries as 'a joke,' now it brings in $20K/month: 'It's my whole life' (opens the original)
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Jacob Komarow is a 30-year-old entrepreneur, high school dropout and former drug addict. He's also known as the "Baklava Guy" around New York City, and he truly believes he's found his own American Dream in a Turkish pastry. The man behind Good Baklava â a roaming baklava business that sells the pastries on the street, out of the back of a van or temporary stands, as well as online â is currently riding a thrilling wave of sweet success, fueled by viral fame and guerrilla-style sales tactics
As parents consider kids' AI use, NYC schools' new policy could be a 'home run,' psychologist says (opens the original)
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The country's largest school district now has some of the strictest guidelines around younger students using artificial intelligence tools in school â at least, temporarily. Some education experts say it's a step in the right direction toward schools using AI effectively to benefit children. New York City's schools will ban elementary and middle school students from using generative AI tools during the upcoming school year, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced on Wednesday. The one-year moratorium,
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