Thank you so much for reading and reflecting on our digital health stories and reviews last year too! To provide a highlight of 2019, we collected our favourite articles month-by-month. Which one was yours? #themedicalfuturist #digitalhealth #future #healthcare #medicine #technology #fromchancetochoice …see more

This Bloomberg chart -- on a worrisome US labor market indicator -- highlights the competing messages that emerged from Friday's jobs report notwithstanding the beat on the headline numbers. For background: https://lnkd.in/gWipk9J #economy #economics #markets #jobs #employment #unemployment #bloomberg …see more

When I was suicidal, I was doing all of the below bad habits. When I was going broke, I was doing all of the below bad habits. I’ve gone from rich to dead broke so many times I’m like a one-man scientific experiment in what works and what doesn’t. Or I’m just an idiot. Either way. These things don’t work. Stop doing them. …see more

DEATH BY MEETINGS:  I’m religiously against having meetings. I think 99.9% of #meetings don’t result in the few things they are supposed to result in: A) Money for everyone involved B) Productive followups that lead to “A” above I’ve even written before that people in companies should at the very least conduct meetings while standing up. That will speed things along. Companies should take chairs out of all conference rooms. That said, I don’t mind scheduling some meetings for myself if I feel I can learn something from the people involved or if I simply want to hang out with some friends in a #business context. In each of the below meetings I have three goals... …see more

Jack Ma—now missing—has done a better job upsetting really powerful people than anybody else on the planet. Strictly speaking that’s not illegal. But as Navalny will tell you, it’s plenty dangerous.

Feeling starstruck after my interview today with the legendary Diane Sawyer about my new book, Indistractable

This is why copy is so important! 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 Two years ago I had a business that strictly specialized in personal branding. I found this old prompt that I edited for one of my team members. The copy below is his. The copy/audio in the video is my edit from two years ago. (I liked the concept so much we turned it into a video 🙃). Copy plays a huge factor in whether people will click to watch the video or not. ____ Original copy: How do you disrupt an industry? Challenge the human condition.. We are thought to accept what’s presented to us as truth. Anyone that defies that scenario in turn becomes an outcast, a “Misfit.” Take a normal everyday occurrence like walking into an elevator. Instead of facing forward, turn around and face the wall. As people enter, they immediately stop in their tracks. They look puzzled, confused possibly terrified. You’ve challenged their comfort of what they’ve known and accepted to be true by facing a different way. They will tell their work colleagues, post about it on their social media channels and open up a dialog that influences our perception of riding an elevator. A minor adjustment that costs nothing. You’ve just disrupted a 14.25 billion dollar industry. (watch video for the edited copy) #justQ 🖖🏾🖤 #business #startups …see more

I got to hang with the legend Mark Metry while I was out in Boston. He started speaking a year ago and does a handful of speaking engagements a month now. His biggest tip 👇🏽 🎙 Build credibility in something first. He started a podcast, Humans 2.0 (which is now top 100 in the most competitive category in iTunes). Don’t tell people why you’re badass, show them. From there it will be significantly easier to land speaking gigs. Show > Tell. #justQ 🖖🏽🖤 #businessowner #entrepreneurship …see more

Shifting your mindset to the possibilities of a situation helps you not only while you’re in the midst of a trying time, but it also enables you to reframe future scenarios so you can thrive. Here’s how: Add “yet” When you add the word “yet” after a negative statement, it transforms it into a more positive one, implies that there will be a future solution and that the current situation is only temporary. Swap “have to” with “get to” When you swap out an “I have to” with “I get to,” everything changes. Having to do something feels like a chore; getting to do something feels like a reward. Turn “Yes, but...” into “Yes, and...” When you’re stressed, your reaction to a suggestion might be, “Yes, but...” which shuts things down. Instead, try saying, “Yes, and…” which invites collaboration and builds on ideas. Find the good When you find yourself dwelling on a tough situation, try responding by saying to yourself, “This is good because...” and then list all the ways why there might be a positive angle to the current scenario. Shift from “I’m going through this” to “I’m growing through this” Going through something is deflating and passive, whereas growing through something is action-oriented, positive, and empowering. #career #progress #reframing …see more

I’ve realized this year that the more people know about modeling and complex interactions in data, the less people understand about human nature and behavior.

Happy 2020! Wishing everyone an amazing year and incredible decade filled with health, happiness, success and prosperity! Check out my 1st vlog. More to come in 2020 and beyond... #goalssetting #newyeargoals #newyearresolution #forminghabits #tinyhabits #leadership #vlogger #vlogging #influencers #happy2020 #newyearresolutions …see more

I visited Virgin Limited Edition ’s wonderful safari lodge Mahali Mzuri recently and it really instils a sense of peace with such vast, untouched open spaces and a majestic kingdom of animals https://virg.in/52q #Kenya

From The Wall Street Journal #stocks #Tesla #TSLA #investing #investors #markets #equities …see more

Two charts that illustrate the current debate in markets : The recent strong momentum driving the recovery in stocks around the world, with the rotation trade still in it's early days; and The concurrent rise in valuations and how this should be interpreted in the midst of massive central bank support. #markets #stocks #investing #bonds #economy #stockmarket #equities #investmentmanagement #assetallocation #fed #centralbanks #federalreserve …see more

‪Says it all (and further to the post from early this morning which also explained in what particular way the Federal Reserve would intervene in this market with notably higher credit risk). #investing #investors #matkets #bonds #markets #fed #centralbanks #economics ‬ …see more

You can't balance both your professional and personal life. It is impossible. Balance is not the goal or the pathway to success and happiness.

In celebration of Pride month, inclusion, and diversity, just stumbled across this Apple Watch band from a couple years back while moving! Happy Pride Month! 🌈 #pride #inclusion

The writing on the wall says privatisation of banking in India is inevitable; how it is done is a matter of academic interest. Before it is too late, if the government takes the initiative, it can make some money. Otherwise, it is privatisation by stealth

It was a fantastic session with the panelist and the chief guest at the book launch of Mr. Tamal Bandyopadhyay’s "From Lehman to Demonetization - A Decade of Disruptions, Reforms, and Misadventures. To buy the book visit: http://amzn.to/2i7RKh0 …see more

Loneliness isn't only depressing; it's deadly Click below to see this weeks best reads. 👇👇👇 #Indistractable #HumanBehavior #BehavioralPsychology …see more