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Keith Allen
November 14, 2025

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Investing

Wall Street’s Morning Edge.

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Brain

Smarter in 5 Minutes a Day

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Leadership

Leaders Must Ask for Sacrifice or All They Get Is Compliance

Achieving sizeable results and extraordinary outcomes normally requires great sacrifice.

Admired Leadership

AI

Simplify Training with AI-Generated Video Guides

Simplify Training with AI-Generated Video Guides

Are you tired of repeating the same instructions to your team? Guidde revolutionizes how you document and share processes with AI-powered how-to videos.

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AI

Why Some Are More Suspicious of Artificial Intelligence Than Others

How do we trust a human-like technology that we can't understand, that makes mistakes, and that might take our jobs?

Greater Good

Business

How to land “the emotional why” of company change

The greatest companies navigate change at speed and make it stick at scale. Here’s how IBM started that journey in 2012.

Big Think

Money

More than $50k in debt? You don’t have to be.

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