Moving beyond despair, impactful storytelling and more in this week’s #TheEdit.

• In the Middle East, despair is not an option. A source of inspiration is that era of history, not so distant, when leaders and movements, for all their flaws and failures, agreed to agree – New Yorker
• Storytelling that drives bold change. How to craft a narrative that matters – Harvard Business Review
• Sleep more and be happier. Shakespeare called a good night’s rest the “balm of hurt minds” – The Atlantic
• When algae met fungi. A film telling the hidden story of life’s most successful partnership – Aeon Video
• Managing teams in a world designed for individuals. There is no “I” in team. But there is one in “autopilot” – The Economist
• Burnout is becoming a cybersecurity risk. In defending businesses from external attacks cybersecurity teams play an essential role, and that’s bound to take its toll – Raconteur
• How to thrive amid ‘imposter syndrome’. Worries that you’re incompetent and undeserving could be holding you back – Psyche
• The Wild Inside. A haunting short film about inmates in the Arizona state-prison system working to break wild horses as they prepare for their own release – The Beautiful Truth