We were just talking before we sat down about your book, Lean-In, which was very impactful for me and really influenced me wanting to write my book, When Women Lead. And it came out about 13 years ago, and it seems like that empathetic model of leadership that you showcased and that you promoted has been replaced in the tech ecosystem. If you were writing Lean-In today, what is the chapter you would write? I mean, look, I think thinking that leaning in is not hardcore is a mistake, right? What do we need to ...

So we grew up surrounded by limits. Grades define how smart we are. Titles define how successful we are.And sometimes our own voice in our head defined the biggest limits. My childhood was full of transitions. And of course, I wasn't the only one.But I was born in Georgia, then went to Greece, then when I was 5 years old, back to Georgia to go to school. Then I stayed there for like two years, then back to school in Greece to continue the school. And of course, I I skipped three grades within one year becau ...

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एवरीवन सेस यू मस्ट कीप ग्रोइंग योर माइंड और हैविंग अ ग्रोथ माइंड सेट बट व्हाट डू यू डू व्हेन द वर्ल्ड अराउंड यू इज चेंजिंग मोर देन व्हाट योर माइंड इज द थिंग इज दैट टू अपग्रेड अ लिटिल एंड देन यू सी दैट ओह समथिंग न्यू हैज़ कम। इजंट इट. सो नाउ इज द टाइम दैट वी नीड टू लर्न, अनलर्न एंड रीलर्न बिकॉज़ वी आर लिविंग इन द वर्ल्ड ऑफ एआई। इजंट इट. व्हेन आई वाज़ अ किड, माय पेरेंट्स यूज़्ड टू टेल मी, बेटा, यू कैन बिकम एनीथिंग यू वांट। इन 2025 पेरेंट्स टेल देर किड्स यू कैन बिकम एनीथिंग यू वांट बट प्लीज बिकम फास्ट और एल्स एआई ...

This is how my story began. Not in a laboratory, not in a boardroom, but with a paintbrush in my hand in a group of children in Zanzibar who had forgotten how to smile. We didn't share a language, but we shared something deeper.The need to heal. As colors began to fill in the room, I saw something extraordinary. Children who had been quiet started to laugh.Tears turned into pictures. and the pain turned into a possibility. And I learned something that day I'll never forget.Healing isn't only about medicine. ...

Every morning before the meetings begin and the phone starts ringing, I ask myself the same question. What can I do today to make my country and the world a little bit better? It's a simple question, but it grounds me in intention rather than routine. I didn't always ask myself that question. Years ago, I began my morning with a different question. How will I get through this day? Deadlines were heavy. Change felt slow. Everything felt urgent. But that day, in a small moment, everything changed. In 2022, du ...

Leaders are not born. They are made in moments. And these moments, I would say, are the tipping points.It's the moment you raise your hand in class when your heart is racing. It's the choice to speak up when no one else will. It's when you say, "I'll take responsibility." But leadership isn't simply about courage.It's also about empathy and character. A leader is the one that looks to make sure no one else gets left behind. They don't seek credit.They're the ones that notice when someone else is struggling ...

Imagine standing on a crowded street and suddenly a man collapses right in front of you. For a second, everyone freezes. And then someone else takes out their phone, someone else walks away, and just like that, it never happened.He doesn't die of a heart attack that day. He dies of indifference. And that is the tipping point.That moment that's still second when something matters and we choose how to respond. That's the tipping point. The edge between the world we have now.Stuck, broken, performative, and th ...

[applause] At some point in life, we all become the caregiver. And what I'm sharing with you today is based on lived experience, hard work, and science with only one goal to inspire you and maybe help you look differently at something we think we all understand. That is how we care for others.Today we are facing an epidemic of burnouts in health care, in classrooms, and even in friendships. But what if the key to a truly humane society lies in a common skill, one that could benefit us all. Because the probl ...

Empathy has been weaponized to destroy Western civilizationEva Fo𝕏 🦊 Claudius Nero's Legion (@EvaFox):Elon Musk: The fundamental weakness of Western civilization is the empathy exploit“There's a guy who posts on the internet who's great, Gad Saad, and he talks about basically suicidal empathy. There's so much empathy that you actually suicide yourself. So we've got https://t.co/XbQ6T5KUDt ...