Curt Steinhorst

Next-gen AI smartphones, with their new productivity-boosting features, may be the key to revolutionizing our complex relationship with technology.

I tried to ignore this kitten and focus on my goals, but he climbed up my leg, sat on my laptop ... [+] keyboard, and chewed on the pages of the book I was reading.

The most important lesson I've learned about life, work, and leadership this year came from a cat. And I don't like cats.

Hiring is the most expensive mistake most businesses make, as the traditional model of scaling by ... [+] increasing headcount is outdated, inefficient, and often counterproductive.

No one wants office politics, yet it's everywhere because it's rewarded. getty "I don't want to do this anymore."

Curt Steinhorst, Strategic Advisor to Venus Aerospace Curt Steinhorst Three years ago, I never imagined taking a corporate executive role.

Rollerblading—the '90s pastime that's about as cool as a flip phone—became my secret weapon for unlocking creativity and sustaining high performance. Fun = productivity.

Leadership Lesson: Falling behind does not immediately equal leadership failure. ID 85319504 © Photographerlondon | Dreamstime.com

High performing leaders may fall behind when faced with increasingly overwhelming leadership expectations and distractions. But falling behind is not leadership failure.

Caption (c) Nyul | Dreamstime.com Being a leader sucks most of the time. If you think it's easy or fun, you either aren't one or you're not a good one.