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ChangeThis is our weekly series of essays from today's thought leaders that are meant to evoke conversation by bringing forth new and unique ideas.
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Cultivating Young Voices for Change
By Lyle Greenfield
Guiding children to learn about their country’s history and actively participate in school and community programs will better prepare them for leadership roles in our democracy, writes Lyle Greenfield.
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Defying the Odds: How Women of Color Can Shatter the Concrete Ceiling
By Cynthia Pong
Leadership coach Cynthia Pong writes that women of color often encounter undue discrimination and hurdles in their career progression, but by banding together, there is hope to overcome these challenges.
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Scholar, Diplomat, Patriot: The Forgotten Story of Gouverneur Morris
By Sharon McMahon
Historian and podcaster Sharon McMahon believes that the individuals who have influenced American history are not always the most well-known. Here, she uncovers the little-known story of the man considered to be Alexander Hamilton’s intellectual equal.
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Thriving in Chaos: A Mental Model for Change in Business and Life
By James Rhee
Flying a helicopter is, in the end, a really good metaphor for entrepreneurship, whether in the business of life, or the life of business, writes acclaimed CEO, TED speaker, and professor James Rhee.
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What Financial Activism Isn’t
By Jasmine Rashid
Jasmine Rashid emphasizes the need for greater financial know-how to empower individuals and historically disadvantaged communities to build equitable wealth within our complex economic system.
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Why Self-Compassion is the Leadership Hack Everyone Has Been Looking For
By Massimo Backus
Rather than embracing a leadership style rooted solely in perfection and nonstop drive, Massimo Backus urges readers to practice self-compassion to become more humane and effective leaders.
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Our False Divine Rights
By Carl Schowengerdt
Ethicist Carl G. Schowengerdt writes that rather than relying on the idea that we are divinely entitled to anything, we should strive to achieve the common good by recognizing that everyone shares the same everyday needs.
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A Blueprint for Success: Lessons From 22 Back-to-Back Championships
By Rusty Komori
Success is not random but stems from a well-thought-out plan. Tennis coach Rusty Komori shares his on-court wisdom as valuable advice for business leaders.
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The State of the Citizenry and Risks of Civic Disengagement
By Lindsey Cormack
According to political science professor Lindsey Cormack, taking an active role in teaching young people about civics and politics can empower the next generation of voters to advocate for their interests and contribute to society.
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The Computer’s Early History: A Lesson in the Genius We Take for Granted
By Peter Spitz
Peter Spitz reflects on the rapid adoption of life-changing innovations in everyday life, tracing the evolution from the early computer to the present day.
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