Scott Eblin

Scott Eblin is an executive coach, speaker, and author of two books, The Next Level: What Insiders Know about Executive Success and Overworked and Overwhelmed: The Mindfulness Alternative. He’s a graduate of Harvard, teaches leadership coaching at Georgetown University, and is a registered yoga teacher. He lives in Los Angeles. Follow Scott on Twitter @ScottEblin.

This Minor Work Habit Is Burning You Out For No Good Reason

Replying to your boss’s email after hours might seem like no big deal, but it’s a bad habit with potentially outsize consequences.

This Minor Work Habit Is Burning You Out For No Good Reason

The Secret To Performing Well With Fewer Resources

Instead of covering the same distance on an emptier tank of gas, we should take shorter trips that still get us where we need to go.

The Secret To Performing Well With Fewer Resources

How The Most Successful People Learn Under Pressure

Sometimes we just need the space to tackle big, daunting challenges alone.

How The Most Successful People Learn Under Pressure

What You Can’t Learn By Failing

Afghanistan veteran, Rhodes scholar, and Facebook partnerships manager Craig Mullaney explains how to learn from messing up.

What You Can’t Learn By Failing

3 Ways The Gig Economy Is Already Transforming Your Career

In today’s economy, you’re only as good as your last gig, no matter where you work.

3 Ways The Gig Economy Is Already Transforming Your Career

How The Right Routines Help You Shape Your Ideal Self

It’s time to quit seeking a work-life balance. Instead, create habits and rituals that reflect the best version of yourself.

How The Right Routines Help You Shape Your Ideal Self

5 Steps To Improve Your Leadership Style

What happens when your once-successful methods and strategies no longer work? Let it go.

5 Steps To Improve Your Leadership Style

What I Wish I Would Have Known About Letting Things Go

We spend much of our careers in a cycle of self-criticism and self-judgment. Here are three ways to stop.

What I Wish I Would Have Known About Letting Things Go

Tech

Lyft says its driver incentives that spooked investors are paying off

DoorDash explains why it’s growing sales despite spending changes

Women are far more skeptical of autonomous cars’ safety, according to a new Pew report

News

Airlines may soon have to reimburse you for all of those delays and canceled flights

American-made GE light bulbs are going extinct. Union workers say they ‘hold GE responsible’

What’s happening with HBO Max? Streaming service could see big changes as WBD reports earnings

Co.Design

These 3D-printed dirt walls grow a garden when you water them

3 reasons concrete doesn’t live up to its environmental claims

What’s the point of Saudi Arabia’s giant sideways desert skyscraper? ‘A big, long symbol of power’

Work Life

How the next phase of digital transformation will supercharge your business

Why more employees are now openly curious about job prospects

This workplace taboo is not so taboo for your Gen Z workers