By Lindsay Frost | April 20, 2026 Boards are causing more stress for CEOs than ever before, new research from Boston Consulting Group shows, and that’s leading to tension, burnout and departures. Directors simply have less patience than they used to amid a wave of business disruptions and are demanding more from chief execs. The…
By Lindsay Frost September 2, 2025 When Chris Hulls stepped down as the CEO of Life360, a Nasdaq-listed tech company worth $90 billion, earlier this month, he made an unusual admission. In a letter filed with the SEC, Hulls disclosed the “constant weight” of “being the backstop of last resort,” stating there were times when his…
While the above definition is, well, a little rough in its extreme calling-out of all innovation coined as a neuro or bio hacking device designed to help consumers “track” many markers of their physical life (quality of sleep, steps walked per day, etc.),
Let me warn you, what you’re about to read has little to do with whether you identify as a Republican or a Democrat and yet has everything to do with the true nature of Washington D.C. and the world as we know it.
The other day I was partaking in one of my regular ass-kicking workouts online, and something started to nag at me. It was more than the noise of my muscles seemingly screaming out loud. It was something that prompted me to do my own sort of “experiment” with each subsequent class and unique instructor I chose.
One day I realized something I never really wanted to admit: People in human service roles/professions really don’t know human nature. They know what they want to do with it, what others should do with it, or what’s wrong with what others want to do with it, swapping out their “doing” as better. And so…
Getting married is one of the most committed ways in which we can show our love for someone – but when the honeymoon period is over and reality begins to bite years down the line, doubt can start to creep in. When it’s time to navigate troubled waters with your partner, a private couples therapy…
Here at Grey Matters International, we work with people who want real change and keep hitting the limits of talk therapy alone. Understanding the role of neuroscience in psychology helps explain why, because much of what drives behavior lives in the brain’s biology, not just the conscious mind. It’s the science we translate into neuroscience-based…
Recognizing the high-functioning alcoholic in the corner office — and why stopping the drinking is not the change. The high-functioning alcoholic is the version of the problem nobody screens for. Substance misuse — the harmful or hazardous use of alcohol, drugs or another substance — is still popularly imagined as something that happens to people…
Crucial marriage counseling questions to ask your spouse If you are worried that your relationship has reached the point of no return, rife with conflicts, marriage counseling can help you rebuild a happy marriage. For couples ready to go deeper than a weekly session, our couples marriage intensives offer an immersive alternative. However a conflict…