Amantha Imber runs a successful business — but she still has impostor syndrome I realised that all my life, I was waiting for the day that my achievements would somehow warrant feeling unequivocally confident.
Lunchtime singing and awards for failure: The best perks from Australia’s most innovative companies These organisations aren't just delivering results, they are creating innovative working environments too. Here are some of the perks on offer.
Adapt or die: The business case for innovation There are two significant reasons you should prioritise innovation: to grow your small business and to avoid a painful business death.
Lock your phone in a safe: How the world’s most productive people avoid digital distractions Six minutes. This is the amount of time people can stay focused on a task before succumbing to the digital distractions of email or messaging apps.
Four science-backed ways to boost your productivity The difference between getting to the top of our field and remaining mediocre comes down to how wisely we use our time.
Seven lesser-known apps that will skyrocket your productivity There is nothing better than the promise of a new piece of software that will boost our productivity. Here are my favourite apps.
Lark, middle bird or owl? How to redesign your workday to reflect your biological clock All small-business owners should design workdays based on getting the most out of people’s brains and natural chronotype.
Thanks for your email: Why you need to shake-up your out-of-office message immediately Most 'out-of-office' auto-responders are a good remedy for insomnia, which is why Dr Amantha Imber decided to do something completely different.
Conventional wisdom is killing your team’s creativity — but it doesn’t have to Are you working in a hyper-connected team? Are you constantly seeking feedback from customers? If yes, you are killing your team’s creativity.
Three innovation hacks from leading Australian companies While no one really questions whether innovation is a critical ingredient for success, the question of “how to innovate” tends to be a challenging one to answer, writes Dr Amantha Imber.
