In this video, Andrew Hall from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, revisits the history of democracy, the potential for blockchain in solving some of democracy's issues and a few ideas on ways forward for democratic governance on blockchain.

Many smart people have come up with a bunch of competencies needed to be a great labor force and to make the world a better place. One thing they all have in common, but that doesn't come out as clearly, is: you need to start with yourself.

My dear friend Lionel W. asked me the other day to write a book on my relationship to my experience with multilingualism. And full book might be too long and tedious, I said, but I promised I’d jot down some thoughts on an article. So here it goes.

KPIs and surveys are great ways of tracking change. What happens though when getting these numbers is either too costly, does not reflect reality, or doesn't mean anything to stakeholders? Making stakeholders participate actively when evaluating can help tackle one main reason we evaluate in the first place: learn to improve.

Being absolutely amazing at what you do is one important thing. More important is how your actions speak for yourself. During his concert in Paris in July 2022, at young 27 years of age, Jacob Collier gave a masterclass on leadership.