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Palo Alto, CA—Jotham Stein, author of Negotiate Like a CEO: How to Get Ahead with Lesson Learned from Top Entrepreneurs and Executives, was interviewed by Neil Tyra on the Law Entrepreneur podcast.   A graduate of Stanford Law School and Princeton University, Stein has more than two decades of experience in

Palo Alto, CA—What does it mean to negotiate like a CEO? How important are employment agreements? How can you learn to protect yourself and your family if the worst does happen? These are all questions that Jotham S. Stein addresses in his book Negotiate Like a CEO, with the goal

Welcome back to "dateline." im natalie morales. a family rift, sexual abuse allegations, money issues, big insurance payouts, even an affair. this story had all the makings of a hollywood script. but it was all too real for those who loved and lost marc despain. his parents wanted the truth, and so did investigators. heres keith morrison with the conclusion of "the root of all evil." >> jack and tana despain heard how their sons widow was living with a new boyfriend on her arm, with life insuran...

Table of ContentsBig Decisions on SteroidsWhat used to be just for mid-lifers is now available to everyone—the chronic, if not crippling, weight of decisions about which way to turn in our lives. The great pause of the pandemic gave us all the time and space to do this.People began to

Too Much InformationAttention is one of the greatest gifts we can give to ourselves and each other. But, of course, we cannot pay attention to ourselves and everyone else in the world all at the same time.In fact, science says that, since our “information speed limit” is 120 bits of

Table of ContentsWhat is Impostor Syndrome?Impostor Syndrome is the idea that you got where you are by luck and it is only a matter of time before everyone finds out that you’re a fraud. Oversimplified for sure, but I do notice something like this a lot in my work.Even though

Table of ContentsWhy So Many Startups?Startups? Well, a lot of people are leaving their jobs: 4.3 million in August, 3% of the workforce. “The Great Resignation.” There is much debate on why people don’t want the jobs they used to have, but here’s what I am seeing.Think of it this

Table of ContentsDepression as an Adaptive StrategyDepression is an adaptive life strategy that looks and feels like anything but adaptive. So, here’s how that works.According to psychiatrists Stevens and Price, whether we have lost an attachment and may feel alone and unloveable, or have lost standing somehow and feel like

Table of ContentsDepression as an Adaptive StrategyDepression is an adaptive life strategy that looks and feels like anything but adaptive. So, here’s how that works.According to psychiatrists Stevens and Price, whether we have lost an attachment and may feel alone and unloveable, or have lost standing somehow and feel like

Table of ContentsAttractiveness Attracts SuccessYou knew that. We all did. We knew that, or at least are not surprised to hear that:Studies show that you’re more likely to get hired if you look well-groomed, that good-looking people make about 12% more money than less appealing folks, and that attractive real-estate brokers bring in