Marshall Goldsmith

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has altered the world’s priorities in terms of energy supply. Marshall Goldsmith explores measurements as a sign of continuing growth.

The United Nations’ top human rights official recently visited China to deal with human rights issues in that country, including the treatment of Uyghur Muslims. Marshall Goldsmith talks about the subject of building credibility as a sign of effective leadership.

Many people have tried to understand the mind of Vladimir Putin to comprehend his decision to invade Russia. Marshall Goldsmith explores the best ways to understand people’s actions.

Harsh lockdown policies in China have led to economic troubles there as citizens question their own government’s strict anti-Covid policies. Marshall Goldsmith explores the question of credibility and competence.

Many workers are questioning the sense of returning to the office, feeling at odds with clueless managers who can’t see another way of working. Marshall Goldsmith talks about the importance of empathy in our lives.

Home Covid-testing kits can sometimes show false positives or negatives. A new nonprescription home test can be sent to a lab for results, which are more likely to be true. Marshall Goldsmith explores the importance of follow-up in our everyday lives.

Vladimir Putin only saw opportunity in invading Ukraine, and underestimated risks. In a new blog post, Marshall Goldsmith explores the importance of weighing opportunity and risk.

McDonald’s decided it was no longer worth it to do business in Russia and ended its operations there. Marshall Goldsmith talks about the importance of weighing opportunity and risk.

Abstract The FDA has approved a second dose of a Covid vaccine for children of certain ages. Marshall Goldsmith explores how a plan of action can work for people who want to take more control of their lives.

The U.S. has now pledged more than $54 billion to Ukraine, a combination of military and humanitarian aid. Marshall Goldsmith explores the notion of delayed gratification and how it’s sometimes important to choose to act now.