The Gapingvoid Email

Three times a week, we'll send you a thought-provoking illustration about the world of work along with a short snippet of insight. Our emails cover topics like company culture, design thinking, leadership strategies, creating better-functioning teams, navigating the hybrid work environment, and more. They are designed as quick reads to give you insight into working smarter and being more connected to why you do what you do. We also feature guest posts from thought leaders around the world and answer culture questions sent in by our readers. People who enjoy the daily email most are often senior leaders in business, healthcare execs, entrepreneurs, and academics.

 

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Read our latest posts below:

The Second Job of a Leader

By Cierra Martin | Jul 1, 2024

Napoleon didn’t conquer most of Europe all by himself. He had other people helping him, of course. Literally armies of them. The reality is, it’s …

How To Create A Movement

By Cierra Martin | Jun 28, 2024

Symbols are a funny thing. We all know what they are…. But do we really? What is it about, say, the Pride Flag, a piece …

The Art of Opting Out

By Cierra Martin | Jun 24, 2024

As the old saying goes, “no response is still a response.” And it’s precisely the response Apple CEO, Tim Cook, recently gave to Elon Musk. …

The Clues to Success

By Cierra Martin | Jun 22, 2024

As Tony Robbins says,“success leaves clues.”  Whenever there is a great accomplishment, we like to examine it, reengineer it, decode it, and learn a lesson …

The Case for Cheap Bets

By Cierra Martin | Jun 19, 2024

Disney is having a bad time of things lately, with some high profile box office flops, or at least, major disappointments. 2023 was the year …

Feelings Are Who We Are

By Cierra Martin | Jun 17, 2024

Driving a tank in the Second World War was a high-stakes, scary, and dangerous job.  So tank crews did what humans tend to do in …