What books should you read in 2019?
/What your reading portfolio could be like in, in 2019.
Read MoreWhat your reading portfolio could be like in, in 2019.
Read MoreAll the good stuff from the third edition of CTQ’s annual anti-offsite. A group of diverse people discuss ways of thinking about the future, insights and experiences from the previous year, and books to read in the coming year.
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Read MoreAre podcasts part of your information diet? Are you missing out if they are still not a part of your life?
Read MoreWhat we learned from working with Harvard Business Review.
Read MoreWhat a hard rock band can teach you about recruitment?
Read MoreOur 2019 calendars are more than just a handful of dates - they will help you learn better, reflect deeply, and become wiser in 2019.
Read MoreSome of what we’ve been reading this year.
Read MoreCuriosity is our biggest ‘moat’. So we’ve turned ‘curiosity’ into a system from a talent.
Read MoreYou are working on conceiving three novel but wildly different business offerings. If you multi-task between them, which of these three is likely to happen?
Read MoreWhy we need to keep an eye out for stories inside our teams and lives.
Read MoreBuilt on a foundation of well-known human behavioural principles, the Choose To Thinq team has been reading one book summary every day since Jan 2018. Here’s how we built it.
Read MoreA YouTube Channel to quickly know about a topic.
Read MoreHow the world of ‘improv’ can teach you to be more nimble and build trust with your colleagues.
Read MoreAn incredible fount of wisdom, via one podcast.
Read MoreClassroom. All-hands meeting. Training session. The story is the same: no one asks questions. A psychologist has a cool hack to break this.
Read MoreOmkar Yarguddi loves his pens. But the search for Kale Pens gave him a grim reminder of how the business world takes no prisoners.
Read MoreAnyone who wants to leave behind an impression for life should read this.
Read MoreWhat football teaches us about how change can happen.
Read MoreWould you like to build a cognitive habit that lasts?
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