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Conscious Unbossing: How Gen Z is Redefining Leadership at Work

Gen Z is rewriting the rules of the workplace. Unlike previous generations, these young professionals, born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, are actively rejecting the traditional corporate ladder. They’re not just avoiding management roles; they’re embracing a philosophy called “conscious unbossing.” This isn’t about laziness or lack of ambition. It’s a deliberate choice to prioritize well-being, autonomy, and meaningful work over titles and hierarchical … Continue reading Conscious Unbossing: How Gen Z is Redefining Leadership at Work

A Climate for Sufficiency: Redefining Prosperity Within Planetary Boundaries

The Hot or Cool Institute in Berlin has released its latest report, A Climate for Sufficiency, as part of the 1.5-Degree Lifestyles series. This document is more than a technical analysis, it’s a call to rethink how we live, consume, and envision the future of our societies. At its core, the report asks: What does it mean to live well within the regenerative limits of … Continue reading A Climate for Sufficiency: Redefining Prosperity Within Planetary Boundaries

Mastering Attention in a Distracted World

Do you think that your attention is under siege? Are overflowing inboxes and relentless ping of notifications disturbing you? Focus On-Off by Mark Tigchelaar and Oscar de Bos arrives as a timely guide. The book dives deep into the science of attention, revealing how our brains process the 11 million bits of information bombarding us every second and why we often feel overwhelmed. Tigchelaar, a … Continue reading Mastering Attention in a Distracted World

An Ordinary Day in a Loud World

When the world feels unpredictable and loud, where do we return? This post explores connection, responsibility, and the everyday practice of listening inward — and how staying grounded can help us hold on to goodness, even in times like ours. Continue reading An Ordinary Day in a Loud World

Climate Denial as a Political Strategy: How Populism Exploits Psychology to Block Change

The debate over climate change has long moved beyond scientific consensus. Today, denying climate change is not just a fringe belief—it is a deliberate political strategy, carefully crafted to build consensus by exploiting deep-seated psychological mechanisms. This is the argument put forward by Alon Tal and Shlomit Paz in their recent article for Nature Climate Change. Their analysis reveals how populist movements weaponize distrust, identity, … Continue reading Climate Denial as a Political Strategy: How Populism Exploits Psychology to Block Change

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