This book demonstrates that being an author is one of Rob Lowe’s best roles.

About the importance of dress code for professional interactions and the evolution of human relationships.

Contrary to what many believe, the expansion of the web doesn’t seem to be adversely affecting the way we consume the news.

A remarkable story, a remarkable CEO, a remarkable book.

One thing not to forget when building alliances both in the political arena and at work.

What quality should the President of the French Republic – and every manager – have?

A book that overdelivers.

Self-esteem is worth all the money in your world.

The management tips offered by Marissa Mayer, one of Google’s historical leaders, are not always that clever.

This is the question that one may ask after reading the latest opinion polls on major American CEOs.

A book by an alpinist CEO that will not get you high.

A wonderful quote from Chateaubriand tells us how to live our life.

I read a quote the other day that says it all about the difficulty of communicating.

A study shows that we have our best ideas when we are least productive.

It’s not often that I can talk about climbing on this blog. However, a recent interview of Chris Sharma again demonstrates how much climbing and management have in common, this time with regards to hedonism.

An outsider gives us the best possible look inside Apple.

An extraordinary quote from JFK describing his relationship with Theodore Sorensen, his ghostwriter and special adviser, defines what all communicators should be.

Risk, mistake, lucidity, progress, and boredom.

A book on knowledge that is so short on it.

With its IPO, Facebook will instantly create a thousand millionaires among its employees. Jack Welch rightly sees a future management problem in this sudden creation of wealth.

This question might be the most important one we should all ask ourselves.

This is the fascinating question posed by a recent article in The New York Times.