Stop saying ‘hope you’re well’ in emails—to get attention and gain influence, do this instead

"If your opener doesn’t stand out, the rest of your message might never get read," says communication expert Lorraine K. Lee. Here's how to start your emails instead.

Stop saying 'sorry'—to sound confident and get respect, make these ‘subtle yet powerful changes’

Over-apologizing can "soften your message" and "make others perceive you as weak," says communication expert Lorraine K. Lee, author of "Unforgettable Presence."

The dark side of ambition

When does healthy drive turn destructive?

To interrupt someone who won't stop talking, do 3 simple things: 'Others will appreciate you'

If you feel someone's "making it difficult for anyone else to get a word in, chances are other people feel the same," says communication expert Jessica Chen.

'Pay close attention': Suze Orman says many Americans underestimate this critical cost in retirem...

You don't want to overlook this expense when preparing for retirement.

By age 25, make sure to learn this crucial soft skill, says Ivy League psychologist: 'It is urgent'

On The Oprah Podcast, bestselling author Jonathan Haidt recommended that young people prioritize a skill he calls essential for success in life and at work.

New Research Reveals Why We Help Some People but Not Others

Some individuals are simply more inclined to help others, and a new study reveals why. By observing rats in a helping behavior task, researchers found that rats were more likely to aid peers they had...

Don’t try to be the best performer in your workplace, AT&T exec says—here’s why

Robert Walters, a senior vice president at AT&T, says focusing on being among the top performers can create better ongoing benchmarks and reduce competition.

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