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Listen to My Exclusive Interview with Dr. Elsbeth Meuth and Freddy Zental Weaver on Sexual Enlightenment: How to Create Lasting Fulfillment in Life, Love and Intimacy Who are Dr. Elsbeth Meuth and Freddy Zental Weaver? Dr. Meuth was born and ...

Leaders' primary objective is to empower others to make decisions and take actions that are aligned with the organization’s vision, purpose, and strategy.

In the wake of Airbnb's home-vandal scandal, start-ups in the collaborative consumption space are rebuilding peer-to-peer buying's reputation. Here's how. Airbnb found itself in a public relations nightmare this summer that threatened to undermine its whole ethos of amiable and unique person-to-person connections

Anyone can be a tour guide--and redefine the term while they're at it--with this Japanese travel startup. Tatsuo Sato got the idea for his startup, Shiroube , during a trip to Eastern Europe. While in Belarus, Sato made a sort of barter arrangement with a local student.

Captain Greg Davis is an outstanding fishing guide.

With the augmented reality browser, Junaio, your smartphone can recognize reality via its camera--and then tell you even more about it. Metaio just transformed its Junaio Augmented Reality browser into a highly useful tool. Its new Scan function recognizes a range of real things--from pictures to QR codes to product barcodes--so it can supply extra info to its users about what it's looking at.

The Rough Guide to Psychology by Christian Jarrett.

It's been scarily simple for companies to make false claims about how good their products are for the environment, but now the government is stepping in. It's scarily simple for companies to make inauthentic "green" claims about their products. They can just slap an unregulated green seal of approval on their product.

Mysterious startup Kohort just emailed its social group of potential beta testers with a little more insight into how it plans to revolutionize ... well, social groups

Right now I am staring at a message that has been haunting me for weeks, hovering dangerously at the top of my Gmail inbox.

It's not enough to simply write about data any longer; the world wants visuals. While there are many professional information designers making a name for themselves, such as Nicholas Felton of Feltron.com , the majority of these digital artists are up to their eyeballs in high-paying work. Where does this leave you?