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How do you tap into your creativity during a pandemic? Where should you look for inspiration when you’re surrounded by so many unknowns? Enter organizational culture expert and best-selling author of The Culture Code, Daniel Coyle, who thinks and writes about idea generation and shares many of his insights in the Audible for Business original workshop, Where to Look for Big Ideas. We recently caught up with him to ask about staying creative and finding inspiration during challenging times.

Good communication is at the root of healthy relationships, productive teamwork, effective management, and it’s a topic we love to break down here at Audible for Business. Here are three ways (of many) to effectively communicate in a work environment, focusing on how putting others first can improve communication for everyone involved—even when you’re not in-person.

As many teams across the world work from home, perhaps at this point settling into the reality that things could be this way for a while, we wanted to get some expert insight on how to stay connected, and even expand your network, during the time of COVID. To do so, we checked in with Audible for Business mentor Tiffany Pham, Founder & CEO of Mogul, author of You Are a Mogul, and host of our original workshop on Building Trust to Build a Network. Read more on how she and her team are approaching all of this below.

Listening to and learning from people representing all walks of life is an important part of building understanding and empathy both on a personal level and within teams. As we reflect on the first half of 2020, full of ongoing challenges and changes – COVID, the Black Lives Matter movement, Pride celebrations and demonstrations – we want to highlight all-too-often unsung trailblazers in STEM and entrepreneurship who are charting new paths in their chosen fields and reveal new ways to think about our professional environments. Check out these four Audible for Business must-listen audio titles as we forge into July and the rest of the summer.

Perhaps you’re working from a home office today, or from a dining room table, or a sofa. Wherever you are, and wherever your “office” happens to be, we know this to be true: your time and attention are more precious than ever as new habits and adjusted work routines continue to take shape.