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Steve Jobs Swore the 10-Minute Rule Made Him Smarter. Modern Neuroscience Is Discovering He Was Right

Stuck on a tough problem? Do what Jobs would have done and follow the 10-minute rule.

Montana’s threat of catastrophic property destruction by wildfires ranks No. 2 in the nation – Wyoming is #1

That additional risk is driving up the cost of homeowners insurance for many residents, even those whose property isn’t normally thought of as at-risk.

Are You Leading on Empty? How to Recognize and Combat Manager Burnout

Seasoned HR leader Daisy Auger-Dominguez outlines practical strategies for battling burnout in a new book.

Use Your Supercharger Votes To Help National Parks!

First, I voted for Gardiner, Montana and Cody, Wyoming. These stations are both near Yellowstone National Park, and would put Superchargers on three sides of the park. There’s already one in West Yellowstone, Montana, but sadly it’s not a V3, so non-Tesla vehicles can’t use it. Opening up two more routes into the park and helping Cody, Wyoming have something more than a dealer charger would be all-around fantastic.

How America’s mayors are transforming communities with tech-enabled transit services

These mayors saw transportation challenges in their communities and took action to implement new microtransit services from scratch.

Hungry for affordable housing, communities turn to land trusts

The old-school approach is garnering renewed interest amid a nationwide housing crisis. The model promises permanently affordable housing.

Empowering Rural Entrepreneurs to Drive the Rural Economic Revival

Incubators and networking organizations for rural-based startups have been proven to deliver economic results to communities that host them and beyond.

9 Questions Top CEOs Ask in Interviews and Why They Love Them

Inc. 5000 CEOs shared the interview questions that help identify successful future employees.

Why people aren’t buying heat pumps—and what states can do about it

New research from the coldest part of the country finds we need to tell people what heat pumps are before telling them why they should buy them.

After Cuts, Lost Tech Jobs Aren’t Likely to Return Soon

Silicon Valley layoffs accounted for over half of nearly 76,000 jobs eliminated in August, prompting warnings that the era of boundless tech opportunities is probably over.