Tag Archive for: mental health
The Case Against Social Media Is About to Get More Interesting
Blog, Personality & PersonnelIn late March, Reason, a libertarian-leaning politics and culture magazine, ran the emphatic headline: “The Statistically Flawed Evidence That Social Media Is Causing the Teen Mental Health Crisis.”
The Lasting Anguish of Moral Injury
Blog, Corporate Culture, Personality & Personnel, Speak-Up and Call-Out CultureOn a Sunday evening in September 1994, David Peters drove to a church service in Beckley, West Virginia, as the sun set over the horizon. He was 19 years old, just back from Marine Corps boot camp.
What Organizations Can Do to Solve the World’s Mental Health Crisis
Blog, Corporate Culture, LeadershipThe world is in the midst of a mental health crisis.
Why Leaders Need to Prioritize Their Team’s Mental Health
Blog, Corporate Culture, Leadership, Personality & Personnel, Trust
Untreated mental health issues can directly impact their performance at work—and if an individual’s mental health challenges are directly tied to their job, they will likely quit in an effort to improve their well-being.
Mental health…
Should Government Do More to Curb Social Media Harm?
Blog, Corporate Culture, Podcast
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4AAST_AdSg
In this debate hosted by the Soho Forum, a monthly debate series sponsored by Reason magazine, Jonathan Haidt argues with Robby Soave over whether platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram…
Fear and Frustration Are Taking Over the World
Blog, Corporate Culture, Podcast
https://youtu.be/wlmtuKCWG7s?t=96
In this conversation hosted by the Judge Business School at Cambridge University, historian Yuval Noah Harari speaks with Jonathan Haidt about our most pressing challenges in an accelerating, tech-driven…
Let’s Make 2021 a Year for Self-Honesty
Blog, Cheating & Honesty, Corporate Culture
What if instead of fueling our instincts to be heroic, intensifying our dopamine-drenched feeling of being indispensable that comes from finishing that report at 2 am, we acknowledged that we have limits?
2020’s tumultuous story exhausted,…