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A split-screen flat-style illustration contrasts two CEO responses to disruption. On the left, a worried male CEO in a suit stands under a large clock and a red “X,” symbolizing concern and inaction. On the right, a smiling female growth leader in a yellow blazer shakes hands with a confident male colleague, under a green checkmark and a screen displaying rising performance charts. The headline reads: “Two-Thirds of CEOs Face Disruption—Here’s How Growth Leaders Are Responding.

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A split-screen digital illustration contrasts two workplace dynamics during organizational transformation. On the left, under a large clock and a red “X,” a stern manager points at a concerned employee, symbolizing mistrust and time pressure. On the right, under a green checkmark and a screen displaying rising performance data, a female manager smiles and shakes hands with a confident employee, representing mutual trust and transparency. The headline above reads: “No Time for Trust? How to Build Organizational Confidence at Scale During Transformation.” The visual emphasizes the contrast between exclusion and inclusive, data-driven trust-building.

No Time for Trust? How to Build Organisational Confidence at Scale During Transformation

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A split-screen digital illustration shows two mythological figures pushing boulders uphill. On the left, Sisyphos appears strained and frustrated, with a thought bubble containing an exclamation mark and angular, steep terrain. On the right, Naranath Bhranthan is smiling as he carries a boulder, surrounded by warm tones and a happy face icon. The title above reads: “From Sisyphos to Joyful Grit: How to Motivate Through Effort, Not Just Success.” The contrasting visuals emphasize differing attitudes toward effort and perseverance.

From Sisyphos to Joyful Grit: How to Motivate Through Effort, Not Just Success

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A digital illustration shows two men shaking hands, with contrasting expressions: the man on the left looks angry, while the man on the right is smiling. Between them is a large blue testosterone symbol. Above them, bold text reads, "More testosterone, more aggression?" Below, it says, "Testosterone makes you do whatever boosts your social status. If status depends on being nice to others, testosterone makes you nicer!" Icons next to each man emphasize their behavior—a red exclamation symbol for aggression and an orange heart for kindness. The overall style is bold, flat, and graphic, using simplified shapes and warm colors.

Testosterone: The Misunderstood Hormone That Follows the Social Rules

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