Kevin Kruse

4 days ago | forbesargentina.com | Amura CMS |Kevin Kruse

A pesar de décadas de avances, las mujeres todavía ocupan menos de una cuarta parte de los cargos directivos en todo el mundo. Apenas el 32% de los puestos de liderazgo están en manos de mujeres, y esa proporción baja aún más en los niveles más altos de decisión, donde solo el 23% de los cargos directivos de alto nivel están ocupados por mujeres. Sin embargo, los resultados económicos demuestran que incluir a mujeres en los equipos de liderazgo genera beneficios concretos.

4 weeks ago | forbes.com | Kevin Kruse

Despite decades of progress, women still hold less than a quarter of C-suite roles worldwide. Globally, just 32% of leadership roles are held by women. That number drops even further as you move toward C-level roles, landing at just 23% of C-Suite leadership roles being held by women. Yet, the return on investing in women leaders is clear.

1 month ago | forbes.com | Kevin Kruse

Dropping AI into the working world has been like dropping a pack of Mentos into a Diet Coke. Here are a couple of the latest highlights from my perspective as a writer:1. “Deep Search” mode on Chat GPT can pull up 50 of the most relevant pieces of research and writing on a topic and organize them in a clean report you can read in 5-10 minutes. As a writer, Deep Research pulls reports that would have taken me a day of solo research to get and plug into a story or column. 2.

1 month ago | forbes.com | Kevin Kruse

Self-discipline is undoubtedly one of the greatest tools available to humans. We can map out twenty-year plans for retirement and follow them to a T. We can withhold pleasure in exchange for growth. We can put ourselves through mental and physical struggle to help someone we love. Perhaps, the most interesting and encouraging thing about self-discipline is that research shows it operates like a muscle.

1 month ago | forbes.com | Kevin Kruse

Honoré de Balzac is undoubtedly one of the greatest French writers of all time. But that wasn’t always the case. You might even say he started out “bad” at writing. Only through an absurd degree of discipline over the course of ten years did he transform into one of the greats. From the age of 20 to 30, he chained himself to his desk, wore monks’ robes while writing, and refused to eat because he believed digestion would disturb his writing process.